It all began with 1G, which was the network that unlocked mobile voice.
Then came 2G, which added the ability to send text messages.
3G expanded on that with a network that could handle mobile voice, text and data.
Eventually, 4G added mobile internet to the mix, connecting humans with devices.
With 5G, things get even more exciting because 5G will connect everything—humans, machines, objects and devices.
5G will converge the physical world with the digital while adding hyper-personalization for particular use cases.
For example, 5G can be deployed as a private network ｏｒ a network slice, both of which can further customize and enable the Cloud Continuum.
5G’s economic importance could be as revolutionary as electricity ｏｒ the automobile, and it will play a massive role in transforming economies.
