Samsaung On The Road To 5G Technology

           

            Samsung has uncovered the  plan for the 5G technology of the future and is already carrying out trials around the globe.It seems Interesting right ???

           The Korean firm unveiled a range of 5G-based products at this week's "Mobile World Congress" show in Barcelona.

           The technology aims to make it easier to set up 5G networks compared to the lengthy process of rolling out 4G. Nowadays Every single day people are in exciting state in order to make them comfort ,we have to stick with future.

5G?           

               There's currently no definition as to what makes a wireless connection "5G" as network operators are all working on slightly different variations of the technology.

              The Next Generation Mobile Networks Alliance (NGMN) has specified that 5G needs to have higher speeds and capacity at far lower latency than 4G.

              In simple terms, 5G will be able to carry more data, at higher speeds and will also be able to move around obstacles, offering greater coverage.

By the way

                “Samsung has been focused on 5G R&D for nearly half a decade, and this portfolio launch represents the culmination of a lot of hard work and industry engagement,” said Paul Kyungwhoon Cheun, Executive Vice President and Head of Next Generation Communications Business Team at Samsung .

                 With pre commercial deployment of our 5G products already underway in the US, we’re starting to see some of the earliest evidence of the potential for new and compelling 5G driven services,it will be exciting to see it evolve as we move forward on our roadmap.

Results of 5G

             Samsaung Electronics Announced  industries first milestones in the developement of 5G telecommuniocation networking technology, as the company clocked 7.5Gbps,or 940MB per second,the fastest ever 5G data transmission rate while in a stationary environment.

                  

                     The company was also the industry's first to archieve uninterrupted simple and stable connection at 1.2Gbps or 150MB per second in a mobile environment from a vehicle travelling at over 100km/hr.

Will  5G  faster than 4G?

                     Of course yes , but we don't know by how much just yet. We need to undergo some experimental results.The NGMN is aiming to get 5G to 20Gbps speeds and 1 millisecond latency. If it reaches this, download speeds will be 40 times faster than today's 4G network.

                In the 5G era, people will be able to download files, play online games and pay for things almost instantly. Uploading something to the cloud will be as fast as storing files locally.

                The speed of the new network will also be vital when it comes to the success of the smart homes and self-driving cars.

Will 5G bring benefits than the  4G?

                 A 5G network is set to provide up to a million connections per square kilometre. This will be fundamental when it comes to creating "Smart Cities", as it will connect millions of small, low-power devices, from traffic lights to wearables.

                 Our homes will also become more connected. A 5G network will be able to transfer TV shows seamlessly from one device to the next.

                 The reduced latency in a 5G network will ensure that self-driving cars will respond instantaneously to commands, such as braking.

                  Virtual reality will also become more accessible. Currently, the throughput to run virtual reality is almost 100 times higher than playing an HD video.

How does 5G work?

                    5G technologies will require advanced ICT infrastructure.It means that it is the opposite side of the spectrum from Business prospectives.It is a liaison between service management and technology.

                    Using a type of encoding called OFDM, which means Orthogonal frequency division multiplexing .It is a method of encoding digital data on multiple carrier frquencies.

                    These frequencies will travel through a network of smaller cells, like Wi-Fi routers, instead of being projected out of big towers. In turn this will make the whole network more robust.

                    As the upgrade to a new 5G network will require an entire reworking of existing networks on top of the fact that hasn't yet even been defined  we're still a couple of years away from seeing anything meaningful happen.

                  However, despite not knowing exactly when or what form 5G will arrive in, one thing we can say for sure is that the next generation of network will create a better interconnected and smarter world.

"We can say for sure that the next generation will be a better interconnected and smarter world."