Feature: Industry 4.0
which will connect billions of sensors and systems. The collected data will be used to better manage the complex, interconnected ecosystem where road traffic, refuse collection, electricity distribution and more are made very efficient. These applications require an ultra-reliable, highly-available, robust and very low end-to-end latency network, which 5G can deliver. In addition, 5G SA networks will enable devices to operate in an expanded spectrum range, for increased capacity, allowing for more connections per square kilometre, raising the limit on the number of devices that can be connected to the network.
Handling the risk Adopting a new technology, especially in its early stages, can be a risk. However, progress is crucial and the
rewards are substantial. Mobilise offers consultancy on 5G
5G provides sub-millisecond
latency and error rates lower than one packet loss in 100,000, making it over 99.999% reliable
strategy, and its proprietary GTM framework is adapted for 5G, offering a modular suite of end-to-end support services that enable operators to smoothly transition from 4G to 5G, build a new infrastructure including RAN, OSS and BSS, as well as solutions to maximise the benefits of data, analytics and AI. Although early 5G adopters have
primarily focused on NSA deployments leveraging their existing 4G assets, it is clear that with new and improved applications appearing across all industries, it’s not enough to just recognise the opportunities of 5G. Moving to an SA architecture and implementing the technology required is essential to capitalise on 5G’s capabilities and unlock its full potential.
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