Wireless Technologies
 
With 5G here now,
what’s next for the Internet of Things?
5G is the unified connectivity fabric for all kinds of IoT services
Today, we are only in the early phases of 5G deployment, yet we are already seeing unprecedented proliferation of technology adoption and consumer demand for 5G. While 3GPP Release 15 established a solid technology foundation and focused on enabling enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) use cases such as the smartphones, the evolution in Release 16 and beyond will expand 5G into new use cases across a broad set of industries. To fully realize the 5G vision, we are working with the mobile and broader vertical ecosystems to further evolve 5G with a focus of addressing the diverse IoT requirements. Read this blog post to see how 5G is the innovation platform for this decade and how it is evolving to connect virtually everything around us.
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Driving the next industrial revolution with flexible manufacturing
Intelligently connecting our world in the 5G era
See the wide expanse of use cases ─ narrow-band to high-performance IoT and everything in between, that 5G can enable, serving as the unifying connectivity framework for diverse applications in the 5G era.
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5G advanced technology demonstrations
We are pushing the boundary of wireless communication by inventing the technologies of tomorrow. Check out this YouTube playlist of our latest 5G advanced technology demonstrations.
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Upcoming events
Come hear us talk about the future of wireless and mobile networks.
How does unlicensed spectrum with NR-U transform
what 5G can do for you? (June 11)

Propelling 5G forward: a closer look at 3GPP Release 16 (July 7)
 
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