-: 5G is really going to go above and beyond
in terms of offering much greater capacity
and speed and ultra low latency
that's going to really feel
much richer interactions for businesses.
Jonathan: We really see 5G as helping people
with mobile broadband.
This is to help not only the underserved or unserved,
but from a business perspective,
can help people work from home
and create a whole new means of connectivity,
regardless of location.
Think about what 5G can do for those workers
that are out in the field or out in their trucks.
The ability for them to have real-time data,
real-time knowledge,
the ability to share information between users,
the ability to walk through using advanced technologies
like augmented reality,
so that they can walk through
perhaps the upgrading of an electrical panel
with an expert virtually on their shoulder
Mishka: What really makes me excited
is all the things that we cannot really imagine yet.
-: With the promise of a ultra low latency,
the autonomous we're working for worker safety.
Having more autonomous vehicles
and robots available is becoming a reality now.
Mishka: When we talk about the future of healthcare,
in terms of remote surgeries,
even though they are not real yet,
those experimentations are happening today.
What are those richer features
that we all want to have around extended realities?
It's not far-fetched to think that, you know,
at some point in the future,
when we get on video calls together,
we can have the high resolution hologram available
to really make us believe that we are in the virtual world,
that's really looks very close
to what we knew as our physical world.
Nitesh: It is very, very important for the
CIO's, VP, IT's, or whoever else in the infrastructure side
of the organization, has the role to understand the roadmap
of connectivity for their organization,
to start working with their connectivity providers
and other ecosystem players,
to figure out how they're going to use this technology.
-: It's critically important to make sure
that the devices you are procuring
over the next 6, 12, and 18, 24 months
have support or upgradability to 5G.
Because you don't want to be left behind
when a new technology is deployed,
and you have to wait until the next innovation cycle
before you're able to take advantage
of everything that 5G is able to deliver to you.
Mishka: The future of society is going to continue
to be digital, and it's going to happen in ways
that we don't anticipate.
So I am really glad that as an industry,
we have built the right mobile technology platform
to give rise to those applications of tomorrow.