#5G #Microsoft #datacentre

The next wave of 5G expansion will allow businesses of all types to reap the benefits of enhanced mobility, flexibility, reliability and security. A survey says, half of those who plan to add 5G said they will build their own, and the other half will buy it from service providers. The report elaborates that over 40% of the organizations expect to roll out some kind of 5G solutions in at least a single site or more in the next two years, so that's extremely encouraging. That means 5G is indeed picking up for industries and that's also quite important for the overall 5G market, because unless there is an adoption, there wouldn't be an innovation.



When we saw the evolution of technology, firstly, 3G, device-makers displaced the carrier’s lock on the end customer. Secondly, with the advent of 4G, enterprise mobile apps and cloud platforms grabbed a significant share in a growing market, creating a whole new ecosystem of software players. As the innovation continues, 5G is also poised to shake up the wireless ecosystem—particularly in the enterprise market—and participants should carefully consider how they can capture and offer value. Organizations moving to adopt next-gen wireless strongly believe it has the potential to provide competitive advantage, unlock the power of other emerging technologies, and transform their organization and industry in the next three years. Business users will adopt 5G for different reasons than consumers, which means it is essential for service providers to understand what those reasons are and what 5G can do. Time to explore the possibilities…..

Today's Headline in NewsHours
0:00 Intro
2:01 #Microsoft to invest Rs.15,000-crore to set up #datacentre in #Telangana
2:37 #Byju ’s acquires US-based startup #Epic for $500m
3:26 #Britishtelecomgroup invests in Indian company #SafeSecurity
4:11 #NPCI ’s voice-based payment solution to be a .