5G has been a major topic of discussion for the past two years. It’s not surprising that people are excited about the next-generation of wireless connectivity: the promise of super-fast, low-power, low-latency connectivity that enables a huge number of devices is appealing. And we’ve all heard the spiel: increased productivity, bridging digital divides, enabling real-time applications, enriching communication, etc. But while the excitement is sky-high, 5G is in its infancy and there are still many challenges to overcome before we see 5G networks deployed on a global scale.
