5G Internet: The High-Speed Replacement for Cable?

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5G Wi-Fi could be the best option in some areas[br][br][img src="/storage/emulated/0/Download/high-speed-cables-5a32d48cec2f6400374aff8f.jpg"][br][br]If you want fiber-like speeds without the cost, or high-speed internet in an area that doesn’t currently provide it, then 5G[a href="https://www.lifewire.com/what-is-wi-fi-2377430"]i[/a]might be something to look into.[br][br]While it isn’t available everywhere quite yet, there are several reasons to consider using at home when it does roll out in your country.[br][br]5G Wi-Fi in the context of a 5G network is not the same as 5 GHz Wi-Fi supported by some routers. See[a href="https://www.lifewire.com/5g-vs-5-ghz-wi-fi-4583886"]i[/a] for an explanation.[br][br]What Is 5G Wi-Fi?[br][br]Similar to how you get Wi-Fi at home right now, either through an existing wireless service like microwave or satellite, or a direct wired connection like cable or fiber, 5G is be able to deliver internet to your home via a direct wireless connection.[br][br]5G Wi-Fi is simply Wi-Fi that's providing internet access from a 5G wireless network. The way this works is through  which is a base station that wirelessly connects directly to an end-user’s location, specifically to a fixed wireless terminal (FWT) on the premises, like your home or business.[br][br]Once internet service via 5G Wi-Fi is at the home, for example, your existing Wi-Fi (or a new, special router) provides internet throughout your house just like it done now.[br][br]Why Get 5G Internet?[br][br]5G Wi-Fi could be a good idea for a number of reasons. For starters, it'll be really fast — at a minimum theoretical speed of 20 Gbps (2.5 GBs) per cell, it's set to be over 10 times faster than 4G and most likely faster than many types of wired home connections.[br]Another aspect is the extremely low latency standard that 5G networks are required to abide by. This means that everything you currently do on the internet will be a lot faster, like downloading files, sharing data,videos, online gaming, movie, etc.[br][br]All of your devices could connect to the internet without suffering from congestion, video buffering, random disconnects, and other related hiccups, meaning even more bandwidth demanding devices could be used at home like headsets,apps, etc.[br][br]5G is also capable of reaching people in areas that don’t have the existing infrastructure to provide reliable internet, or internet at all. This could be anywhere that wired access is unavailable like in rural areas, new construction sites, developing countries, etc.[br][br]Another benefit to 5G Wi-Fi is its reduced cost. Lots of the expense related to network infrastructure, especially high-speed technology like fiber, is the hardware between the and the home or business. For traditional wired networks, this means lots and lots of cabling and other equipment, most of which goes away in a 5G Wi-Fi system.[br][br]5G mobile providers will be able to offer massive improvements to existing fixed broadband (FBB) providers, so it's possible that this competition could lower FBB costs or provide existing FBB customers with comparable services to compete with 5G providers.[br][br]Why Is 5G Better Than 4G for Wireless Internet Access?[br][br]Most service providers are implementing 5G networks using than what's used for 4G. This opens up room for more traffic on the network, which translates to greater speeds and higher capacity networks, to deliver everything described above.[br][br]5G also provides greater focus than 4G. What this means is that the radio waves provide a concentrated beam that can directly target specific users for ultrafast speeds on an as-needed basis, exactly what you want with a wireless internet service at home.[br][br]When Will 5G Wi-Fi Be Released?[br][br]Verizon is currently the only major carrier that offers 5G Wi-Fi, but it's only available in a few cities. Read about their for more information.[br][br]You can’t get 5G Wi-Fi everywhere just yet because not all companies have upgraded their infrastructure to support 5G technology. Its release date including your location and service provider, but most are looking at 2020 to be the year 5G really emerges as the next big mobile networking technology.[br][br]See for more information on when Verizon,and other providers are planning to implement 5G networks in your area. Others can get an idea for when 5G comes out in their country here

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