5G deployment stands ready to supercharge the Internet of Things, Ars Technica
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smartphoneandhome-broadbandcontexts, the ripple effects alluded to in statements are potentially huge — and they will take years to land on our shores. Yes, you’ve heard this before: the news is big, but it’s still early days.Massively multiplayer mobile bandwidth
The long-term map for 5G IoT promises to support a density of devices far beyond what current-generation LTE can deliver — up toa million “things” per square kilometer, versus almost (**************************************************, ********************************************** under today’s 4G. That density will open up possibilities that today would require a horrendous amount of wired connectivity.
For example, precision-controlled factories could take advantage of the space in the airwaves to implement extremely granular monitoring, and 5G IoT promises to do that job for less. “You can put tons of environmental sensors everywhere,” saidRecon Analytics
founder Roger Entner. “You can put a tag on every piece of equipment.”
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