To support your decision-making, we’ll consider the benefits of 4G LTE, its projected lifespan and how and when making the leap to 5G makes sense. While it’s true that some 5G IoT use cases are only possible with 5G, many others can work just as well and at significantly lower cost with current 4G LTE technology which, as we've discussed, will be supported in the industry for at least another decade.Ĭhoosing between 4G LTE and 5G means examining both the technical and business aspects of any new project and projecting the long term costs and benefits of either direction. Given those advantages, some might assume that every new IoT project should be based on 5G. All of this will produce more efficient and more profitable business solutions than are possible today. The arrival of 5G - the next generation of cellular technology - means that not only will more devices be connected to the Internet of Things, but also that those devices will be better connected, with higher data transmission speeds, lower latency and lower power requirements. Let's talk about some of the benefits we will see with 5G and other key considerations as you plan your 5G journey. Having put our fears to rest that 5G will make 4G obsolete, how do you choose where to invest? LTE technology is stable and will be available long term, and 5G is exciting and emerging. LTE, which stands for Long Term Evolution, will be around for at least 10 years, so 5G will not make LTE obsolete any time soon. The answer is that there will be a long period of time when 4G and 5G will co-exist.
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Get Our White Paper Learn how to plan for 5G DOWNLOAD PDFWhen selecting technology for IoT deployments, enterprises need to know how long 4G LTE will be available, whether 5G will make 4G obsolete, and how to plan their investment.
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