Presumably you have heard that the fifth generation mobile communication system (5G) is coming, and its prospects will be very bright. If you don't know anything else, it's normal.
The Trump government recently vetoed Singapore-based Broadcom Ltd. (AVGO) to acquire US company Qualcomm Inc. (QCOM) on the grounds that the deal would weaken US strength in 5G technology. And damage to national security. At the same time, telecom companies have released 5G related news, vigorously promoting 5G's super high speed and amazing applications, all of which makes 5G seem to be in sight.
However, this technological change is inevitable, but it will take time. This intensive publicity may be overdone.
As with previous generations of technology changes, moving from the current 4G LTE wireless technology to the next generation of 5G technology will be costly and will only achieve partial coverage in a few years. What changes will 5G bring? After all infrastructure has been upgraded, the speed at which your phone connects to the Internet may not get faster in most of the time.
Perhaps the biggest impact of 5G is the blurring of the boundaries between wired and wireless networks, as the two major cable service operators in the US, Comcast Co. (CMCSA) and Charter CommunicaTIons Inc. (CHTR), and the largest Wireless carriers AT&T Inc. (T) and Verizon (VZ) will adopt similar technologies and change the way Internet connects consumers.
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