5G And Beyond: The Future of Wireless Communications

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This is from the event "5G And Beyond: The Future of Wireless Communications" from March 23rd, 2021
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Featuring:
- Thomas Marzetta, Ph.D., Professor at NYU Tandon School of Engineering ( / thomas-marzetta-7a25984a )
Moderated by
- Daniel O'Sullivan, M.Sc. is Vice Chair of the MIT Enterprise Forum New York City and CEO of Gyst Technologies ( / danosullivanusa )
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After years of hype about gigabit speeds, 5G finally became a reality in 2019. AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Qualcomm all now have some form of 5G service available in the United States. And you can buy 5G phones that can take advantage of faster speeds on those networks today. But while 3G made internet surfing possible on our smartphones, and 4G allowed us to stream video in real time, what will this next generation of advanced communication technology give us? And when will the day arrive when we can affordably leverage these services in our everyday quest for increased productivity and content consumption?
Come join us for a highly engaging discussion with an expert in the emerging applications this next wave of communications technology will bring.
Our topics for the evening will include:
· Quick overview of 5G technology and fundamental improvements over earlier models
· Why is 5G so significant in terms of other emerging technologies such as AI, IoT, and the Cloud?
· How will the technology fully leverage the power of IoT devices?
· What are the implications for broadband equivalent speed content delivery via mobile networks?
· What are the implications for cloud-native, intelligent edge computing?
· How will 5G leverage AI for real world applications?
· What are the implications for Healthcare, Smart Cities, Agriculture, Logistics, Retail, and VR?
· Thoughts on 6G and beyond?

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How can we achieve 10 ms latencies if we are, for ex., 6000 km apart?