The fifth-generation wireless systems, often referred to as 5G, is expected to become widely popular in the coming years.
The fifth-generation wireless systems, often referred to as 5G, is expected to become widely popular in the coming years. With data transmission speeds that were not possible before, the new technology could potentially open up new opportunities in automation and give a major push to smart living.
Or, would it, really? Not so much, according to the research firm
Gartner. In a recently-published write-up, Jessica Ekholm, Research VP at the organization suggested that 5G would only “marginally” fuel end user spending on smart homes, smart lighting, energy monitoring, and smart appliances.
“5G may be adopted as a...