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How 5G Will Change The World?

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January 14, 2021
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How 5G Will Change The World

5g is the latest generation of mobile

networks and it’s a huge step

up from what we have available to us

today the jump from 3g to 4g networks

was pretty huge

4g to 5g is many times greater and is

almost difficult to comprehend

5g is an entirely new kind of network

designed to connect virtually everyone

and everything together is it smart

devices vehicles

even industrial machinery 5g will

co-exist with existing

4g networks until coverage are expanded

significantly but it will eventually

evolve into a standalone network that

operates independently

the appeal of 5g mostly boils down to

speed and insanely fast response times

referred to as latency

latency is the time it takes for devices

to respond to each other over any

wireless network

3g networks have a response time of

around 100 milliseconds

4g hovers around 30 milliseconds while

5g networks predict latency figures as

low as 1 millisecond this virtually

instantaneous communication will open up

a new world of possibilities for

anything with an established network

connection

as well as benefiting our internet

experiences the progression of emerging

technologies will depend heavily on 5g

living up to its expectations

interactive technologies such as

augmented reality and self-driving cars

require extremely low latency to work

effectively pushing 5g networks to not

only hit their goal of 1 millisecond

latency

but to surpass it so how does 5g work

5g signals operate over previously

untouched radio frequencies

part of the network operates in a band

known as sub 6 which is the spectrum

between 600 megahertz and 6 gigahertz

which is a spectrum that 4g LTE also

shares

however, only 5g can go above and beyond

these frequencies into higher bandwidths

which is what makes it so much better

5g can and will utilize a higher band of

radio frequencies from 24 gigahertz to

as high as 86 gigahertz resulting in far

higher data rates and performance but

with the trade-off of reduced range

these new 5g radio waves can carry way

more data to and from devices

they just can’t carry the increased load

quite as far this means that providers

have to install a large number of small

cellular towers close to

each other to deliver the

network

these towers hold cell sites that are

about the same size as a pizza box

they can be easily fixed to the building

roofs or light poles but each one has to

be physically installed which is why the

the rollout of widespread 5g is going to

take quite some time

when these cell sites are in place

they’ll be able to beam signals to

specific locations where they are needed

most

this is far better than how conventional

radio towers deliver a signal which is to

spread it anywhere and

everywhere regardless of site-specific

demand

5g operates on three different spectrum

bands between 600 megahertz and 86

gigahertz

while these numbers might just sound

like useless statistics they’ll end up

having a noticeable effect on your

everyday use

especially in the early days of 5g the

three spectrum bands that your 5g

the network will operate on are

1. low band network which is the most

the common band used by carriers in the us

for 4g lte

low band spectrum offers the widest

coverage and best wall penetration but

it doesn’t offer any great shakes in the

speed department

5g running on the low band network will

only run around 20 percent

faster than current 4g with peak data

speeds topping out at around 100

megabits per second

2. high band spectrum which offers the

the highest performance for 5g

however, it’s not without its drawback

either high band spectrum can offer peak

speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second

and has almost non-existent latency but

its coverage area

is narrow and penetration is poor so to

utilize this network to its full

potential

users will have to access plenty of

cells that are all relatively close by

and then slotting in somewhere between

the two is the mid-band spectrum which

offers a balance of both speed and

coverage

mid-band provides faster speeds and

lower latency than the low band

with peak speeds of up to 1 gigabits per

second, on paper, this doesn’t compete

with the high band in terms of power but in

real-world use and for most applications

it will be more than enough the coverage

and penetration of mid-band will also

make it a very reliable and consistent

connection

as I’m sure you’ve already grasped the

the most prominent advantage of 5g over

previous networks are the speed

the predicted 5g speeds of up to 10

gigabits per second

mean a 100 times increase in performance

compared to existing 4g networks

users of high band 5g will be able to do

things like download movies in under 10

seconds as opposed to several minutes

and seamlessly watch 8k 3d streams

whilst out and about

examples such as these are great for

visualizing the power of 5g

but it’s important to remember that the

speeds will also unlock the full

capabilities of other emerging

technologies

including self-driving cars drones

virtual reality

augmented reality and of course the

internet of things

the internet of things also known as

massive machine-to-machine

communications

is the collective connection of billions

of devices without any human

intervention

this widespread connectivity has the

potential to revolutionize how we do

pretty much everything

the internet of things exists right now

consisting of around 25 billion devices

but this is said to triple by the year

2025 and then continue growing

thereafter

another speed advantage of 5g is latency

improvements

5g latency will be around or less than

one millisecond

which is quicker than human visual

processing this makes it possible to

control devices remotely in near real

time

while communications manufacturing and

logistics will all

reap the rewards of lower latency gamers

will also benefit greatly from the 5g

rollout

the combination of high speed

connections and minimal lag is the

the perfect recipe for virtual reality and

augmented reality applications

industries that use these technologies

are due to explode in popularity

as connectivity improvements make the

experiences more seamless and immersive

the connection speeds that 5g brings to

the table is incredibly exciting but 

a huge aspect of 5g that is barely spoken

about is capacity

5g will deliver up to 1 000 times more

capacity than 4g

which means more room for

connected devices and users

this combination of capacity and speed

will greatly improve bandwidth which is

the maximum data transfer rate of a

network

5g can transmit amounts of data that

would be inconceivable on 4g lte

allowing for perfect connectivity speeds

even on crowded networks

people have always struggled with

connectivity in busy places such as

stadiums and festivals

but 5g will be able to handle the demand

no problem businesses

also struggle with huge amounts of data

that can flood in from customers and

suppliers

forcing them to turn away potentially

useful information

5g will facilitate a large influx of

data at any given time

giving businesses the opportunity to

turn previously untapped volumes of data

into actionable market knowledge there

are a ton of good things to say about 5g

making it even more strange that it’s

being discussed frequently for reasons

that you wouldn’t expect

there are many groups of people who

believe that 5g is a toxic technology

due to its microwave spectrum radiation

and that it’s going to slowly kill us

all without realizing

concerns surrounding cellular radiation

are by no means new and truth be told

nobody knows for sure how safe any

cellular technology is let alone 5g

5g does emit microwave radiation but so

does anything that uses 4g

wi-fi or Bluetooth the reason why

there’s so much concern surrounding

5g is because of the higher frequencies

that it operates at

bumping 5g radio waves further up the

spectrum towards UV

rays x-rays and gamma rays that we know

to be harmful

despite countless people being

incredibly difficult to convince

scientific evidence shows that even the

highest 5g frequencies sit way

and I mean way below the types of

harmful radiation that is considered

unsafe for continuous exposure so the

only real downsides of 5g appear to be

increased battery drain due to network

technology improving quicker than

battery technology

however, this issue is sure to be

addressed and rectified within the next

generation or so of smartphones

underwhelming upload speeds which are

only underwhelming when you compare them

to the huge download speeds that 5d

offers

upload speeds of 5g will still be far

superior to 4g lte

the jump just won’t be quite as

significant and lack of widespread

coverage

currently, 5g coverage is only available

in defined areas of specific cities but

the expansion will start to gain

momentum again as we move beyond the

restrictions of the 2020 pandemic

carriers will start by extending their

network coverage in areas with the

greatest population and most users

if you live or work in a big city 5g

will probably be all around you before

you know it

at t5g is already in over 100 cities

across us with some benefiting from

5g

plus if you spend your day somewhere a

little more rural then it might be some

the time before you can make the most out of

5g but it will get you eventually

full scale 5g rollout is expected to

commence sometime around 2025.

the price of data plans will also

increase for the early adopters of 5g

contracts which will get a little

annoying if you keep finding your

smartphone falling back on 4g networks

but that’s definitely to be expected

during 5g’s early infancy

the bottom line of 5g is that it’s safe

fast and undoubtedly going to change the

the connected world as we know it

networks and it’s a huge step

up from what we have available to us

today the jump from 3g to 4g networks

was pretty huge

4g to 5g is many times greater and is

almost difficult to comprehend

5g is an entirely new kind of network

designed to connect virtually everyone

and everything together is it smart

devices vehicles

even industrial machinery 5g will

co-exist with existing

4g networks until coverage are expanded

significantly but it will eventually

evolve into a standalone network that

operates independently

the appeal of 5g mostly boils down to

speed and insanely fast response times

referred to as latency

latency is the time it takes for devices

to respond to each other over any

wireless network

3g networks have a response time of

around 100 milliseconds

4g hovers around 30 milliseconds while

5g networks predict latency figures as

low as 1 millisecond this virtually

instantaneous communication will open up

a new world of possibilities for

anything with an established network

connection

as well as benefiting our internet

experiences the progression of emerging

technologies will depend heavily on 5g

living up to its expectations

interactive technologies such as

augmented reality and self-driving cars

require extremely low latency to work

effectively pushing 5g networks to not

only hit their goal of 1 millisecond

latency

but to surpass it so how does 5g work

5g signals operate over previously

untouched radio frequencies

part of the network operates in a band

known as sub 6 which is the spectrum

between 600 megahertz and 6 gigahertz

which is a spectrum that 4g LTE also

shares

however, only 5g can go above and beyond

these frequencies into higher bandwidths

which is what makes it so much better

5g can and will utilize a higher band of

radio frequencies from 24 gigahertz to

as high as 86 gigahertz resulting in far

higher data rates and performance but

with the trade-off of reduced range

these new 5g radio waves can carry way

more data to and from devices

they just can’t carry the increased load

quite as far this means that providers

have to install a large number of small

cellular towers close to

each other to deliver the

network

these towers hold cell sites that are

about the same size as a pizza box

they can be easily fixed to the building

roofs or light poles but each one has to

be physically installed which is why the

the rollout of widespread 5g is going to

take quite some time

when these cell sites are in place

they’ll be able to beam signals to

specific locations where they are needed

most

this is far better than how conventional

radio towers deliver a signal which is to

spread it anywhere and

everywhere regardless of site-specific

demand

5g operates on three different spectrum

bands between 600 megahertz and 86

gigahertz

while these numbers might just sound

like useless statistics they’ll end up

having a noticeable effect on your

everyday use

especially in the early days of 5g the

three spectrum bands that your 5g

the network will operate on are

1. low band network which is the most

the common band used by carriers in the us

for 4g lte

low band spectrum offers the widest

coverage and best wall penetration but

it doesn’t offer any great shakes in the

speed department

5g running on the low band network will

only run around 20 percent

faster than current 4g with peak data

speeds topping out at around 100

megabits per second

2. high band spectrum which offers the

the highest performance for 5g

however, it’s not without its drawback

either high band spectrum can offer peak

speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second

and has almost non-existent latency but

its coverage area

is narrow and penetration is poor so to

utilize this network to its full

potential

users will have to access plenty of

cells that are all relatively close by

and then slotting in somewhere between

the two is the mid-band spectrum which

offers a balance of both speed and

coverage

mid-band provides faster speeds and

lower latency than the low band

with peak speeds of up to 1 gigabits per

second, on paper, this doesn’t compete

with the high band in terms of power but in

real-world use and for most applications

it will be more than enough the coverage

and penetration of mid-band will also

make it a very reliable and consistent

connection

as I’m sure you’ve already grasped the

the most prominent advantage of 5g over

previous networks are the speed

the predicted 5g speeds of up to 10

gigabits per second

mean a 100 times increase in performance

compared to existing 4g networks

users of high band 5g will be able to do

things like download movies in under 10

seconds as opposed to several minutes

and seamlessly watch 8k 3d streams

whilst out and about

examples such as these are great for

visualizing the power of 5g

but it’s important to remember that the

speeds will also unlock the full

capabilities of other emerging

technologies

including self-driving cars drones

virtual reality

augmented reality and of course the

internet of things

the internet of things also known as

massive machine-to-machine

communications

is the collective connection of billions

of devices without any human

intervention

this widespread connectivity has the

potential to revolutionize how we do

pretty much everything

the internet of things exists right now

consisting of around 25 billion devices

but this is said to triple by the year

2025 and then continue growing

thereafter

another speed advantage of 5g is latency

improvements

5g latency will be around or less than

one millisecond

which is quicker than human visual

processing this makes it possible to

control devices remotely in near real

time

while communications manufacturing and

logistics will all

reap the rewards of lower latency gamers

will also benefit greatly from the 5g

rollout

the combination of high speed

connections and minimal lag is the

the perfect recipe for virtual reality and

augmented reality applications

industries that use these technologies

are due to explode in popularity

as connectivity improvements make the

experiences more seamless and immersive

the connection speeds that 5g brings to

the table is incredibly exciting but 

a huge aspect of 5g that is barely spoken

about is capacity

5g will deliver up to 1 000 times more

capacity than 4g

which means more room for

connected devices and users

this combination of capacity and speed

will greatly improve bandwidth which is

the maximum data transfer rate of a

network

5g can transmit amounts of data that

would be inconceivable on 4g lte

allowing for perfect connectivity speeds

even on crowded networks

people have always struggled with

connectivity in busy places such as

stadiums and festivals

but 5g will be able to handle the demand

no problem businesses

also struggle with huge amounts of data

that can flood in from customers and

suppliers

forcing them to turn away potentially

useful information

5g will facilitate a large influx of

data at any given time

giving businesses the opportunity to

turn previously untapped volumes of data

into actionable market knowledge there

are a ton of good things to say about 5g

making it even more strange that it’s

being discussed frequently for reasons

that you wouldn’t expect

there are many groups of people who

believe that 5g is a toxic technology

due to its microwave spectrum radiation

and that it’s going to slowly kill us

all without realizing

concerns surrounding cellular radiation

are by no means new and truth be told

nobody knows for sure how safe any

cellular technology is let alone 5g

5g does emit microwave radiation but so

does anything that uses 4g

wi-fi or Bluetooth the reason why

there’s so much concern surrounding

5g is because of the higher frequencies

that it operates at

bumping 5g radio waves further up the

spectrum towards UV

rays x-rays and gamma rays that we know

to be harmful

despite countless people being

incredibly difficult to convince

scientific evidence shows that even the

highest 5g frequencies sit way

and I mean way below the types of

harmful radiation that is considered

unsafe for continuous exposure so the

only real downsides of 5g appear to be

increased battery drain due to network

technology improving quicker than

battery technology

however, this issue is sure to be

addressed and rectified within the next

generation or so of smartphones

underwhelming upload speeds which are

only underwhelming when you compare them

to the huge download speeds that 5d

offers

upload speeds of 5g will still be far

superior to 4g lte

the jump just won’t be quite as

significant and lack of widespread

coverage

currently, 5g coverage is only available

in defined areas of specific cities but

the expansion will start to gain

momentum again as we move beyond the

restrictions of the 2020 pandemic

carriers will start by extending their

network coverage in areas with the

greatest population and most users

if you live or work in a big city 5g

will probably be all around you before

you know it

at t5g is already in over 100 cities

across us with some benefiting from

5g towers

plus if you spend your day somewhere a

little more rural then it might be some

the time before you can make the most out of

5g but it will get you eventually

full scale 5g rollout is expected to

commence sometime around 2025.

the price of data plans will also

increase for the early adopters of 5g

contracts which will get a little

annoying if you keep finding your

smartphone falling back on 4g networks

but that’s definitely to be expected

during 5g’s early infancy

the bottom line of 5g is that it’s safe

fast and undoubtedly going to change the

the connected world as we know it.

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