Viewpoint Article
By Raj Radjassamy, Director of 5G and Wireless Segment at OmniOn Power
Looking ahead to the deployment of 6G, the lessons learned from the continued rollout of 5G will help to ensure that future networks can live up to their promised potential. While 5G has achieved some of its initial promises, its advanced, higher-frequency applications have yet to materialize. The delay in developing these applications stems, in part, from an incomplete ecosystem at the time of deployment.
Providing low latency, faster speeds, expanded capacity, and enhanced ultra-reliability, 5G has the power to accelerate the mainstream adoption of the Internet of Things/Industrial Internet of Things across multiple industries. Simply put, 5G can help usher in a new digital information age. The long-term success of 5G, however, requires each critical ecosystem element – the network,…
