The CEO of NBN, Australia, Bill Morrow, in his presentation, said the company’s fixed wireless was making a difference to customers in the country. “Our LTE network is already creating growth in regional areas,” he said.
Morrow said 5G would offer better capacity, enabling substantially higher data usage in the NBN’s fixed wireless network.
He said, “The 5G network will ensure lower latency, delivering better quality of service on critical applications. The 5G will also deliver faster speed, bringing fixed wireless more in line with fixed broadband technologies. The arrival of 5G and the Internet of Things will bring new opportunities for end users.
“Incidentally, telecom operators will have a huge task to handle spectrum prices being fixed by governments. Most operators have already spent huge funds for both the 3G and 4G networks.”
The President and CEO of Nokia, Rajeev Suri, said the telecoms network vendor had become a specialist in the mobile broadband space.
He said, “The strategy has worked well for us. We are scaling up with the recent acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent. We will further grow in North America.
“The global telecoms industry needs advanced technologies like 5G to ensure better connectivity. The world will have 50 billion connected devices.”
Suri added, “The 5G will change several industry verticals. In the water distribution space, you can use big data and ensure better usage of water.”
Recently, Huawei said Europe reached a major milestone on the road towards 5G with the launch of the first phase projects of the European 5G Public Private Partnership on July 1 2015. Huawei is working on five of the 19 European Union co-funded projects.
The 5GPPP initiative is expected to leverage a total of €3.5bn in private investment, boosted by €700m in EU funding.
The 5G is expected to provide 1,000 times higher wireless area capacity, saving up to 90 per cent of energy per service provided, and creating a secure, reliable and dependable internet with ‘zero perceived’ downtime.
“The 5G is the standard that will take us into the era of ‘smart everything’. This will create vast business opportunities while enhancing quality of life on a number of levels. Building fruitful alliances will be key to bringing us closer to transforming our vision of 5G into a global standard.
“Europe has huge potential for boosting 5G development by federating efforts, and the 5GPPP is a good illustration of this approach,” the Huawei Wireless Chief Technical Officer, Wen Tong, said.
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