5G: Are we nearly there yet?

2018-09-27T09:10:00+01:00

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Read technical papers discussing the impact and promise of 5G from Ericsson, Qualcomm, Samsung, Orange and Arris, watch experts in the IBC2018 Tech Talks presentation who discuss the reality of 5G and the pipeline for delivery.

5G promises instant delivery in low latency, virtual reality, navigatable 360-degree UHD content on a train, experts from BBC, Qualcomm and Arris discuss the impact of the mobile phone and debate whether 5G will actually work:

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5G: The Vision, the Reality and the Future by Simon Pike, Consultant, UK
How will Outdoor and Indoor use of 5G Wireless Services Really Work? by Arris International Plc, USA
Immersive media over 5G - What standards are needed? by Qualcomm, USA; Ericsson, France; Samsung, USA and Orange, France

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