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2019 Essential Guide to 5G Fifth-Generation Telecommunications Wireless Network Connectivity Technology: Faster Speeds and Lower Latency for New Broadband and Internet of Things (IoT) Services

2019 Essential Guide to 5G Fifth-Generation Telecommunications Wireless Network Connectivity Technology: Faster Speeds and Lower Latency for New Broadband and Internet of Things (IoT) Services

U.S. Congress
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Professionally converted for accurate flowing-text e-book format reproduction, this unique book reproduces important federal government documents and reports about the highly publicized impending introduction of "5G" fifth-generation wireless network technology, promising faster speeds and lower latency for smartphones, broadband, and the Internet of Things . Contents: Fifth-Generation Telecommunications Technologies: Issues for Congress * Federal Government Strategies for 5G * The Race to 5G: Exploring Spectrum Needs to Maintain U.S. Global Leadership * The Race to 5G and Its Potential to Revolutionize American Competitiveness * Telecommunications, Global Competitiveness, and National Security * Closing the Digital Divide: Broadband Infrastructure Solutions .

In 2018, telecommunication providers began deploying fifth-generation networks to meet growing demands for data from consumer and industrial users. 5G networks are expected to enable providers to expand consumer services , support the growing number of connected devices , support new industrial uses , perform advanced data analytics, and enable the use of advanced technologies . 5G is expected to yield significant economic benefits. Market analysts estimate that in the United States, 5G could create up to 3 million new jobs and add $500 billion to the nation's gross domestic product . Globally, analysts estimate that 5G technologies could generate $12.3 trillion in sales activity across multiple industries and support 22 million jobs by 2035. Experience has shown that companies first to market with new products can capture the bulk of the revenues, yielding long-term benefits for those companies and significant economic gains for the countries where those companies are located. Hence, technology companies around the world are racing to develop 5G products, and some countries are acting in support of 5G deployment. This competition to develop 5G products and capture the global 5G market is often called the "race to 5G."

In the race to 5G, the United States is one of the leaders, along with China and South Korea. Each country has adopted a different strategy to lead in 5G technology development and deployment. China's central government is supporting the deployment of 5G infrastructure in China. China has a national plan to deploy 5G domestically, capture the revenues from its domestic market, improve its industrial systems, and become a leading supplier of telecommunications equipment to the world. In South Korea, the central government is working with telecommunications providers to deploy 5G. South Korea plans to be the first country to deploy 5G nationwide, and to use the technology to improve its industrial systems. In the United States, private industry is leading 5G deployment. U.S. providers, competing against each other, have conducted 5G trials in several cities and were the first in the world to offer 5G services commercially. The U.S. government has supported 5G deployment, making spectrum available for 5G use and streamlining processes related to the siting of 5G equipment .
Pages
436
Format
Kindle Edition

2019 Essential Guide to 5G Fifth-Generation Telecommunications Wireless Network Connectivity Technology: Faster Speeds and Lower Latency for New Broadband and Internet of Things (IoT) Services

U.S. Congress
4.5/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Professionally converted for accurate flowing-text e-book format reproduction, this unique book reproduces important federal government documents and reports about the highly publicized impending introduction of "5G" fifth-generation wireless network technology, promising faster speeds and lower latency for smartphones, broadband, and the Internet of Things . Contents: Fifth-Generation Telecommunications Technologies: Issues for Congress * Federal Government Strategies for 5G * The Race to 5G: Exploring Spectrum Needs to Maintain U.S. Global Leadership * The Race to 5G and Its Potential to Revolutionize American Competitiveness * Telecommunications, Global Competitiveness, and National Security * Closing the Digital Divide: Broadband Infrastructure Solutions .

In 2018, telecommunication providers began deploying fifth-generation networks to meet growing demands for data from consumer and industrial users. 5G networks are expected to enable providers to expand consumer services , support the growing number of connected devices , support new industrial uses , perform advanced data analytics, and enable the use of advanced technologies . 5G is expected to yield significant economic benefits. Market analysts estimate that in the United States, 5G could create up to 3 million new jobs and add $500 billion to the nation's gross domestic product . Globally, analysts estimate that 5G technologies could generate $12.3 trillion in sales activity across multiple industries and support 22 million jobs by 2035. Experience has shown that companies first to market with new products can capture the bulk of the revenues, yielding long-term benefits for those companies and significant economic gains for the countries where those companies are located. Hence, technology companies around the world are racing to develop 5G products, and some countries are acting in support of 5G deployment. This competition to develop 5G products and capture the global 5G market is often called the "race to 5G."

In the race to 5G, the United States is one of the leaders, along with China and South Korea. Each country has adopted a different strategy to lead in 5G technology development and deployment. China's central government is supporting the deployment of 5G infrastructure in China. China has a national plan to deploy 5G domestically, capture the revenues from its domestic market, improve its industrial systems, and become a leading supplier of telecommunications equipment to the world. In South Korea, the central government is working with telecommunications providers to deploy 5G. South Korea plans to be the first country to deploy 5G nationwide, and to use the technology to improve its industrial systems. In the United States, private industry is leading 5G deployment. U.S. providers, competing against each other, have conducted 5G trials in several cities and were the first in the world to offer 5G services commercially. The U.S. government has supported 5G deployment, making spectrum available for 5G use and streamlining processes related to the siting of 5G equipment .
Pages
436
Format
Kindle Edition

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