Qualcomm has shown numerous ways it is going to deliver better performances with the help of 5G technology at CES 2017. Qualcomm’s CEO says 5G will revolutionize the entire tech industry.
5G Will Let You Download 1GB File In 3 Seconds: Qualcomm
As we all know the new technology to create much faster and more flexible 5G wireless networks are in progress. Qualcomm is working hard to dominate the 5G section, in the communication industry.
Qualcomm has shown numerous ways it is going to deliver better performances with the help of 5G technology at CES 2017. Qualcomm’s CEO SteveMollenkopf even shared research on 5G technology.
Qualcomm’s CEO Steve Mollenkopf said that 5G is not the upgraded version of 3G and 4G technologies. It is the next gen connectivity that will take us to the age of VR live-streaming, autonomous cars that respond to real-time conditions.
Steve Mollenkopf said ‘5G will be a new kind of network, supporting a vast diversity of devices with unprecedented scale, speed, and complexity,5G will have an impact similar to the introduction of electricity or the automobile, affecting entire economies and benefiting entire societies.”
5G is expected to increase the data speeds and reduce the related costs. The most important thing about 5G is its low latency. With the help of one-millisecond latency, many incredible and mission critical operations will become possible.
Steve Mollenkopf said “By 2035, when 5G is forecast to be fully rolled out globally, it could support 22 million jobs and $3.5 trillion in revenue – transforming retail, education, transportation, entertainment and other industries.”
Higher data speeds means more than faster downloads, it’ll make mobile #VR happen. #5G #CES2017 pic.twitter.com/KYlpmDM9Px
— Qualcomm (@Qualcomm) January 6, 2017
Steve Mollenkopf believes that Qualcomm’s new processor Snapdragon 835 will bring new and improved features to the smartphones and the company had collaborated with Ericsson and AT&T to work on 5G infrastructure.
You can watch the highlight from Steve Mollenkopf at the CES 2017 here:
We’re not just talking about #5G – we’re making it happen. Watch the highlights from @SteveMollenkopf’s #CES2017 keynote. pic.twitter.com/8KKx9SKe9S
— Qualcomm (@Qualcomm) January 6, 2017
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