Year in Review: Why 5G remained a distant dream for India in 2019 too
5G
is expected to bring some key improvements to the current generation
of mobile networks with regard to data transfer speed, latency and
throughput. Besides, the next-generation mobile network is also
expected to enable the full potential of the Internet
of Things
(IoT) ecosystem, bringing to reality the concept of connected homes,
office spaces, vehicles, and more.
Considering
the benefits of 5G,
at least in terms of what it promises on paper, and given India's
growing demand for data services, it is safe to assume that the
technology would help put the country's dream of a digital economy on
the fast track. However, despite several developments on the 5G
front, the next-generation network does not appear to be anywhere
close to getting rolled out in the country.
What
is 5G?
5G
is a mobile network touted to offer faster data transfer speeds than
the current generation (4G) at a lower latency rate and higher
throughput to handle more active connections simultaneously.
To
understand 5G better, it is important that we know about data
transfer speeds, latency rate and throughput, because these, as shown
above, are the basic parameters that define 5G. Read
More
Comments
Post a Comment