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Technology is rapidly developing across many sectors—and that is especially true with wireless technologies. 5G phones give consumers better, stronger, faster service and more capacity to download. But 5G goes beyond phones, it provides great innovative capacity for businesses. Rob and Jackie sat down with Susie Armstrong, senior vice president for engineering at QUALCOMM, to discuss what makes 5G unique and how it impacts smart factories, healthcare, and more.
Related
- Doug Brake, “ITIF Technology Explainer: What Is 5G?“ (ITIF, September 2018).
- “A National Strategy for 5G, With Doug Brake,“ ITIF Innovation Files podcast, July 2020.
- Doug Brake, “A U.S. National Strategy for 5G and Future Wireless Innovation” (ITIF, April 2020).
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