Governments around the world dialled into possibility of 6G
Experts expect the next advance to hit the market within a decade
Despite a slow rollout, the reality of 5G is catching up to its original promise, experts say. Governments and industry are finally ready to embrace the capabilities of 5G and build the infrastructure required for “smart homes”, “smart cities” and the “internet of things”. 5G Focus special report looks at how Europe will be hyper-connected by 2025, according to EU plans. Which begs the question: how far down the road to 5G are we right now?
Experts expect the next advance to hit the market within a decade
From autonomous driving to the factory floor and sports broadcasts, early adopters are showing how 5G can be used
How the Internet of Things is driving a demand for 5G connections
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Eir network provides over 70% population coverage, including 352 towns and cities across every county
Broadband technology brings faster speeds and higher density of connected devices
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