5G: Build it, but will they come?

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5.0 • 69 Ratings

🗓️ 23 February 2021

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

5G has got a bit of marketing problem. Depending on who you ask, it's either a revolution happening in the telecommunications space or a load of hot air! Networking kit has never been so divisive, whether it's fear-mongering vandals tearing down cell towers, rumours about governmental espionage, or skepticism about the astronomical costs of implementation. So, is 5G worth the hassle?

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0:00.0	5G has got a little bit of a marketing problem.
0:07.1	I went to TwitchCon in September of 2019 and I met a ton of professional streamers.
0:13.5	And as soon as I revealed that I was from the telco world, I was flooded with like,
0:18.0	when is 5G coming?
0:23.0	You see, depending on who you ask, 5G is either a revolution that's happening in a telecommunication space,
0:30.9	or it's just a load of hot air.
0:35.0	Well, I'm a skeptic.
0:36.0	You know, the challenges that we have is finding the right use cases that are going to underpin
0:42.3	the deployment of this type of technology.
0:44.3	And when you ask a couple of chief technologists.
0:48.3	So in a nutshell, what is 5G and how does it work?
0:52.3	So in a nutshell, um...
0:56.4	Sound despite you work.
0:57.8	So, um, if you think about, um...
1:01.3	Trying to put that into a nutshell.
1:03.4	And that's where today's episode begins, because yes, we've had mobile phones for years
1:08.2	and we spend more time on them than ever.
1:12.2	But we don't often think about what's going on with the underlying technology.
1:18.1	Most people think of a telecommunications network as being like electricity.
1:23.5	You turn your phone on, it connects to quote unquote the internet and it just works.
1:28.7	Well, actually, there's a whole bunch of complex componentary that lives between your mobile
1:35.8	phone and the internet.
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