5G Explained | What Is 5G | How 5G Works

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In this video, we’ll be discussing 5G – more specifically, what it is and its ability to change our world! 5G is a core technology in establishing the digital infrastructure of the future and will be essential in how all of the over 50 billion mobile and connected devices by 2020 will communicate together!

00:00 Intro

[0:25-2:55] History of Mobile Networks - First we'll take a quick look at the history of mobile networks, and how they have evolved over the years to present day.

[2:55-14:20] 5G Technologies - Following that, we'll focus on the technologies a 5G network is composed of and the improvements in speed, latency, bandwidth and energy consumption they will bring.

[14:20-23:40] 4G to 5G - Finally, we'll discuss the transition process from 4G LTE networks to 5G as well as the timeframe for the release of 5G to the public.

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Soundtrack ➤

♫ 00;00 "Falling Deeper" by Kisnou (feat. Blure)
♫ 00;20 "If I'm Wrong" by HOME
♫ 02;50 "The Memory Module" by Burn Water
♫ 08;45 "Resonance" by HOME
♫ 13;15 "Call to Earth" by Burn Water
♫ 17;40/19;00 "Butterfly Culture" by Benjamin Francis Leftwich (Burn Water Remix)
♫ 21;30 "New Machines" by HOME
♫ 23;;45 "June" by Aire Atlantica

Producer ➤ Ankur Bargotra

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[ellenmaze]

YOU ARE A GENIUS. I have never hear this explained so well (I am a non-tech person). I will share it with my buds; I don't know ANYONE who understands this stuff. We work every day depending on our devices and a seamless network, but not understanding the technology at all. Thank you for explaining and demonstrating it so well. By the way, we see those rectangular antennas going up all over the country and now I know what they are for. Great job!

[ntandotshangela]

Slow down a bit.. You are speaking in 5G 😄

[TaginusOfAinusgard]

Please don't slow down! This was a fantastic delivery! To everyone else, you can learn to keep up with information like this. Like everything, it takes practice. Pause after certain bits if you need to process the information. Over time, as you learn more, you won't need to pause as you will have the necessary base information to simply absorb new information. Otherwise, just use the video controls to slow the speed.

[thomasottvideos]

Its rare to find YouTube content that does not waste my time with nonsensical filler and irrelevant comments.

Quite candidly, I was barely able to keep pace with the knowledge you shared.

You earned a standing "O" for your very informative and well-prepared presentation, and you earned a new subscriber.

[shanesigley]

When I was a kid the only people I knew who had a computer was the Mad Professor on Felix The Cat and Astro Boy's father. Somehow I got through most of my life without a computer and only have a desktop because I prefer a large screen and a mouse and keyboard. I have a 4G smart phone which I use for the phone and a few apps. I have considered winding back my life to how I lived in the 1970's. Maybe I will one day. One thing is sure, I won't be getting any deeper into this computer dependency. Not after the dark secrets I have learned about 5G.

[jeromesheerin]

I work for a telecoms company for many many years and this was an excellent video. I learned a lot from it..

[koaasst]

subbed. while keeping up with fast paced content like this is quite a chore, it is sorely needed more and more these days. my brain will chew on it for hours after ive watched the video and just having the tidbits up there will be helpful later on if conversations ever warrant the need to be familiar with different topics. the future is happening faster than ever it seems like!

[amitrou]

This channel sounds like "ColdFusion" to me. And by that I mean the content quality and representation, which is awesome. I believe this channel has potential.

[dave_thomas]

So basically, 5G which has been around before the Coronavirus started doesn't give everyone Coronavirus. In the Future, 4G LTE Pro has got you covered when 5G goes down for whatever reason. And as more devices get "Online" and start to require more Bandwidth the world will be begging for 6G. Got it. Excellent Content. I Subscribed.

[atiseru]

Anyone else fascinated by the people working on complex problems like this and finding solutions for the vast majority of people around the world? The amout of hard work and dedication required to set up these networks and make them work properly is insane. Some really clever people who work on this, truly amazing!!!!

[ZAR]

Slow Down dude, cant keep up you fast phase with all those information

so i just read the translations

awesome skill though you can speak 1000 words in one breath

[colleenalbright]

This guy has got his shit together, very informative 😇

[mr_mack_indenver]

We don't *have* to use it... 4G's good enough for me.

[paulclalchungnunga]

Very informative, Whole lotta thanks for the post tbh

[tomrose]

No way am I connecting any household appliances (other than a computer) or vehicle of mine to the Internet

[thebritishindian]

Awesome video. These are the kinds of educational videos that broadcasters should be making instead of crying that they have no viewers. I learnt more about mobile networks in this video than from reading a hundred blog posts. Great stuff and thanks for making!

[MrTantalust]

00:53 Martin Cooper, the first high-power mobile phone user to have never felt [or even heard of] EHS. 😲

[voxveritas]

What is your opinion on the safety of Smart Meters?.
The EMF they emit are reportedly damaging to humans.

[terminatorx]

The communication from the moon in 1969 was 0g? Id say that works pretty damn good!

[seankivler]

A 'boat load' of information that not only describes the 'current' development cycle of the 'G' network, but also explains the misunderstood limitations we experience vis a vis the 'promised' speeds with out $1200 cell phones... Yes, it did come out 'fast'... But one has to be able to 'focus' and understand the technology that fuels their 'expectations'!  Excellent oral 'dissertation'!