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Meeting the Connectivity Requirements of 5G mmWave Signals

May 27, 2021
Users demand more data. While growing in the 5G space is essential to maintaining competitive edge, it is also important to understand the limitations and risks of this ever-expanding technology.

While mmWave technology has been deployed for decades in specialized applications such as radar and satellite communications, the advent of 5G promises to put this technology into the hands of users needing more data. Learn more about the advantages and disadvantages of mmWave technology, and its potential wider impact on mobile communications, in this informative FAQ.

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