5G launch in India | 5G technology
5G launch in India
5G launch in India |
5G is finally launched in India. The upgraded
generation network service was introduced by in India by the honourable Prime
Minister Shri. Narendra Modi ji, on 1st October 2022 at Pragati
Maidan, New Delhi. At the launch, the three major telecom operators of the
country i.e., Airtel, Jio, Vodafone Idea demonstrated the use and need of 5G technology in India.
5G is the fifth-generation mobile network. It is a new
upgraded wireless network after 1G, 2G, 3G and 4G. 5G is here to raise the bar
of wireless network world, in terms of connectivity, reach, speed, and many
other aspects. 5G wireless technology promises to deliver higher multi-Gbps
peak data speeds, ultra-low latency, more reliability, massive network
capacity, increased availability and a more uniform user experience to more
& more users.
South Korea, China, and the United States are the
countries that lead the world in building and developing 5G technology. South
Korea is ahead of all the countries in 5G deployment. South Korea has rolled
out 5G to 85 cities as of January 2020. And government officials of the
country, estimate that 90% of Korea’s mobile users will be on 5G network by
2026.
Characteristics of 5G Network
characterstics of 5G network
Speed
Latency
Error Rate
Range
Impact Of 5G Network
Some of the huge impacts, the 5G technology is will
create in different sectors and fields are as follows:
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5G is driving towards a global growth.
According to a report, 13.1 trillion dollars of global economic output, 22.8
million new jobs created. According to a study, it is found that 5G’s full
economic effect is going to be realized across the globe 2035, supporting a
wide range of industries and potentially enabling up to $13.1 trillion worth of
goods and services.
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It helps in improving healthcare
industry processes and diagnoses. 5G has helped in connecting healthcare
ecosystem through IoT (Internet of Things), AI (Artificial Intelligence),
robotics, to enhance patient care. According to Statista, the use of 5G in
healthcare industry will unlock 530 billion U.S. dollars in productivity gains
by 2030, through a new application made possible by the new mobile broadband
standard. This will come through the use of telemedicine, drones to transport
medical equipment and therapies.
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The deployment of 5G in large scale
has helped in Fintech revolution. Fintech basically relies on the Internet of
Things (IoT), blockchain, AI, data analytics, 5G and beyond in making financial
services more user friendly, secure and efficient. 5G will be a modifier for
the personalized digital banking increase productivity, connect more dynamic
workplace free from wires, and enhance virtual, augmented, self-service and
automated solution.
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The 5G technology has the ability to
cope with increasing demand for company data and generation. The 5G technology can
help the manufacturing companies to enhance mobile broadband and channel
capacity, massive connectivity, making it possible to offer an endless number
of connections, increase transaction speeds to support AI, AR, IoT-related
applications, and reliable & stable communication network. According to a
report, 5G applications in manufacturing will add USD 134 billion to the global
GDP by 2030, and also estimated that the number of IoT connected devices would
increase to over 70 billion by 2025.
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5G technology will be going to create
a huge impact on education industry. It will help the students to access the
information outside the classroom. 5G has enabled the students to receive
information in less time at high speed. This technology will be going to more
beneficial in rural areas where good institutions, teachers, or other learning
resources are not present. Anybody can learn at anytime from anywhere without
any hindrance.
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5G will also help in agricultural
industry, as wearables become less expensive and 5G allows to scale networks
containing large number of IoT devices. IoT in agriculture will help the
farmers to monitor vital information like humidity, air, temperature and soil
quality using remote sensors and help in improving yielding, more efficient
irrigation.
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