Why does AR/VR need 5G ?

The ultra low latency and high bandwidth that 5G brings is crucial in enabling the use cases. For many industrial and enterprises customers, private 5G solutions ensure that the applications receive the capabilities required to carry out mission critical processes, Where public 5G networks either do not extend sufficient coverage or do not deliver a specific capability to the required level or are deemed not secure enough.

Private 5G networks are networks owned by and dedicated to a private party and fully operated within the site of the party, This has benefits for bandwidth and other areas. The move to the edge means that images can be rendered much closer to the end-user hence further enhancing the use cases. Ultra-low latency and high bandwidth are so crucial that private 5G and edge computing are more necessary than for many other 5G-enabled use cases.

What Is 5G and How Does It Enable Business Objectives?

The next technological upgrade to 4G, By using shorter, Higher-frequency bands of the radio spectrum, 5G offers greater load capacity, Fster speeds and lower latency. While 4G brought mass video streaming, Real-time media consumption, Reliable payment processing, Multi-player gaming, Always on social networking and other use cases that enabled new business models, 5G will revolutionize these new-age industries and transform them in ways that haven’t yet been conceptualized. Research from GSMA estimates that 5G will contribute about $565 billion to the global economy by 2034.

As data processing and mobility become central to business operations,Companies of all sizes across the world are embracing 5G in different ways. IT leaders have a host of reasons to adopt 5G include improved efficiencies, Reduced costs and better decisions, as per a Deloitte report.

5G business models

5G will enable many services to businesses and various industries. A recent Ericsson report identified the 5G business potential, particularly addressing the industrial segment, to be around USD 700 billion. That’s a 35 percent increase compared to the traditional consumer market. But, consumers will also see new services coming their way, within areas such as immersive media.

Not only will 5G enhance the current mobile broadband capabilities significantly, but it will also help support new business models such as fixed wireless access , private networks, and network slicing over public networks. These business models could be adapted to meet the requirements of various industries, addressing criteria such as low latency , wide area coverage and cost-efficiency .