Information and Communications Technology

5G mobile is nearly here – but we should share networks to make it affordable

A Japanese robot that uses 5G to mirror the operator's movements in real-time.

A Japanese robot that uses 5G to mirror the operator's movements in real-time. Image: REUTERS/Yves Herman

Peter Lyons
Senior Adviser, Emerging Technologies, Lapa Capital
Frank Rayal
Partner, Xona Partners
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