Close to half of all US consumers will have access to 5G networks by 2023, according to Ericsson.
4G networking is now commonplace and offers better speeds than its predecessor, 3G. However, our thirst for mobile data brought on through the emergence of Internet of Things (IoT) devices, streaming services, and on-demand content is pressurizing telecommunications firms to come up with more network capacity and spectrum.
LTE is saturated, bottlenecks and data limits occur, and consumers are demanding more and more from their mobile devices.
