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The next-generation of wireless technologies - known as 5G - is
here. Not only is it expected to offer network speeds that are up
to 100 times faster than 4G LTE and reduce latency to nearly zero,
it will allow networks to handle 100 times the number of connected
devices, revolutionizing business and consumer connectivity and
enabling the Internet of Things. Leading policymakers -
federal regulators and legislators - are making it a top priority
to ensure that the wireless industry has the tools it needs to
Next-generation wireless technologies: 5G is expected to offer network speeds up to 100 times faster than 4G LTE and reduce latency to nearly zero allowing networks to handle 100x the number of connected devices, revolutionizing business and consumer connectivity and enabling Internet of Things.
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