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Know the main advantages of 5G internet

Some mobile phone brands have announced, or hinted, that 5G internet smartphones are very close. It is even possible that some of these models could be launched in the first half of 2019.

This brings audiences closer to a technology that promises to revolutionize not only the mobile internet, namely smartphones. If it develops as expected, the 5G internet could represent a change in countless sectors of the world economy.

But let's go in parts. Of course, some of these advantages will be more accessible to the general public. Not surprisingly, the biggest difference can be noticed, of course, in smartphones. Understand a little better what is 5G internet, its possible advantages of everyday life and other implications

What are the advantages of 5G INTERNET?

5G technology is a new standard for mobile broadband, that is, the evolution of 4G internet or LTE network, available in most cellular plans such as DU Home Internet. Your first obvious advantage is better speed. But we are not talking about a small optimization.

Tests show that the 5G internet can represent a speed up to 100 times faster than the 4G network . Its average speed may reach up to 20 Gbps (Gigabytes per second). To give you a practical idea, this means that a 1GB movie can be downloaded in less than 10 seconds.

In addition to better download and upload speeds , the 5G internet will also have its latency reduced. This means that the response time between a device receiving the connection and performing an action is much shorter and responses are faster. With the 4G network, this response time averages 10 milliseconds. This rate is expected to be reduced to 1 millisecond.

The 5G internet will also represent a better use of bandwidth. This may make it possible to increase the number of devices connected on the same frequency by a hundredfold. Another advantage is the reduction of network energy consumption by up to 90%.

5G technology will allow the same network to be 'split' into smaller parts so that the most important activities gain in stability. This is more or less what some home internet routers do. These devices can devote larger bandwidth to a device that is playing an online game or streaming video, for example. But in much larger proportions, of course.