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Why 5G fixed wireless access is integral to bridging the digital divide

5G can help close the digital divide.

Digital divide ... Roughly 37% of the world’s population has no internet access and many more have poor connectivity. Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto

Angela Baker
Chief Sustainability Officer, Qualcomm
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Reducing the digital divide: Impact of fully deployed 5G FWA in the next 10 years by main regions. Source. Qualcomm.
Reducing the digital divide: Impact of fully deployed 5G FWA in the next 10 years by main regions. Image: Qualcomm

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