
Why mid-band matters.
With a balance of speed, capacity, coverage, and penetration, mid-band spectrum is arguably the most useful band of 5G. Find out why here.
FUELING INNOVATION
While 5G is the fifth generation mobile network, it marks the first generation of cellular that’s designed from the start with the specific needs of business in mind. Learn how 5G can accelerate innovation and improve outcomes for enterprises, both today and in the future—with smarter production lines, more agile supply chains, and more engaging ways to serve customers.
With a combination of low, mid, and high-band spectrum, 5G is helping businesses deliver digital capabilities that are improving employee productivity and reinventing the customer experience.
With a balance of speed, capacity, coverage, and penetration, mid-band spectrum is arguably the most useful band of 5G. Find out why here.
If you’re considering the fascinating use cases powered by 5G, you’ll want to understand how multiple frequency bands support them.
How close can we get to zero network latency? Find out here—and learn what becomes possible as we approach zero.
Businesses are embracing innovative technologies like robotics and AI to increase productivity, improve safety, and reduce costs. And they’re doing so with the help of 5G private networks and multi-access edge computing.
A 5G private network can offer your business increased data privacy, high-performance mobility, and more.
Multi-access edge computing brings enterprise applications closer to where data is created, reducing latency. See this Gartner® infographic report to learn how you can leverage edge computing to maximize the value of your data with speed and insight.
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The low-latency connectivity of 5G is powerful enough to support robots in smart factories, automated inventory management systems, and more.
With IoT and AI, 5G is unlocking new data-driven insights—and helping businesses navigate supply chain issues, identify emerging trends, and deploy predictive maintenance.
From autonomous robots to smart cameras that can detect safety hazards, 5G-enabled AI applies data and insights in new ways for businesses.
5G-enabled IoT is revolutionizing the manufacturing industry with its massive wireless connectivity.
When combined with 5G, IoT offers businesses even greater benefits that weren’t possible before.