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As we move to 5G, service providers will play a crucial role in several ways – from security to infrastructure. CommScope’s Jerson Calderon looks at how a reliable network comes from the people who help design it.
It is all about connectivity. A new mobile generation is showing us a trend that occurs about every 10 years. It started around 1981 with the first move from 1G up to 2012 with 4G. Just look at these strides:
It’s expected that mobile traffic will reach billions of connections by 2020 with high video traffic. A portion of that would be connected over a low power wide area network (LPWA), where 5G networks would be able to accommodate many of those LPWA. Those connections will be present across critical infrastructure making cities and industries more efficient. Just think of the remote surgeries, drones and public safety applications that absolutely require low latency and high reliability.
Service providers will play an important role from an infrastructure point of view in different ways:
In response to the demand for higher capacities, service providers are adapting new architectures, opening doors for new technologies. They support connectivity and cabling topologies to handle the any-to-any low-latency communications typically required by cellular networks and service providers.
Application design and engineered link solutions from CommScope ensure application performance and high reliable networks that are designed to meet the rigorous demands of current and future network capacity requirements. What are you looking for in a reliable network?