Even though hype around 5G networks is picking up, there are some downsides industry experts are bringing to light.
As Sprint tries to develop legitimate 5G capabilities, they chastize AT&T for taking shortcuts, misleading consumers, and bastardizing the 5G name.
Even though 5G solutions, like AT&T’s NightHawk hotspot are launching next year, the technology comes with downsides and disadvantages for decision makers.
Samsung recently announced plans to release a 5G capable phone by 2019 and previewed a unique hardware design.
The Federal Communications Commission is considering two 5G proposals that will favor the needs of big cable companies, and affected cities aren’t happy about it.
The University of Sussex completed its first tests on 5G technology, and expect it to be usable as early as 2019.
The battle between big businesses and the government is slowing down decisions on when and how 5G will be deployed.
As the 5G era creeps closer, tensions between China and the West heat up.
Corporations and the FCC clash with city and county municipalities on internet regulation surrounding 5G small cells.
President Trump and his national security team believe that creating a government run 5G network could mean stricter security and mitigated threats.
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