The next generation of wireless communication – 5G – will play a vital role in enabling futuristic technologies and actualizing the Internet of Things. Significant obstacles to 5G wireless network deployments exist, however, numerous research and development initiatives are underway to help expedite the process. Aiming to deploy the first 5G networks by 2020, developers are exploring technologies like massive MIMO, millimeter-wave frequencies and new waveforms to address  needs for higher speed (x100 4G), lower latency (1ms), and higher density in terms of users and devices.

Join Frost & Sullivan's upcoming complimentary webinar, "Enabling the Next Leap in Wireless Technology: 5G" to explore market dynamics and understand developments enabling the future connected world.

Questions this webinar will answer:

When will 5G networks become a reality?
What is achievable in terms of data rates, user capacity and latency with 5G networks?
What are industry players doing to facilitate development of 5G networks?

In addition, the webinar includes a question-and-answer session in which attendees can pick the brains of the featured panelists. Researchers, scientists, business executives and technology professionals in the wireless and mobile broadband ecosystem are urged to attend.

Supporting Quote:

"While progress has been made and some issues such as the use of millimeter wave spectrum are no longer disputed, many questions related to 5G remain unanswered," noted Frost & Sullivan Measurement & Instrumentation Industry Director Jessy Cavazos. "In contrast to earlier wireless standards, there is still a lot to be defined, providing the research community exciting opportunities for contribution."(YAHOO!FINANCE)