Few technology innovations have been as heralded — or as polarizing — as 5G wireless communications. Over the last several years, mobile providers around the world have been heavily promoting it as the ideal infrastructure to support an expected wave of applications and services.
There’s a good reason for this. The benefits of 5G are compelling: It offers customers higher bandwidths, lower latencies and superior security, attributes that align with the growing interest among enterprises and consumers to leverage emerging capabilities built on augmented and virtual reality, artificial intelligence and a whole new set of business applications that leverage deep data.
