Global 5G spectrum auctioning also signifies 5G’s rapid development. Scaled commercial rollouts have already kicked off in the UK, the US, Japan, South Korea, and Chinaįigure 1-1 Countries with scaled 5G deployments in 2019 By H1 of 2019, 19 telecom carriers in 11 countries announced the launch of 5G services. 2019 is the first year of 5G scaled commercial adoption, with more than 60 5G commercial networks projected to be globally deployed.
Now, 5G is enjoying an unprecedented development, with the user base forecast to grow to 500 million in three years, a scale that 3G and 4G took nine and six years, respectively, to achieve. 3G users were introduced to the joys of location-based services, mobile TV, video conferencing, and videos on demand.With the increasing society development requirement, new technology is becoming an indispensable position and role in the process, while 5G and the derived applications are the key roles for it. Japan was the first country to sign up, with services available from October 2001. But within a decade, the technology is commonplace.Ĭopy: 3G introduced the concept of wireless connections. The birth of messaging begins, slowly at first as adoption for mobile devices was slow to go mainstream due to the expense. The world was taking notes, and the US had also launched its own 1G network using the Motorola DynaTAC mobile phoneġ991: Second generation Providing significantly better wireless connections, 2G offered data services for mobile - introducing SMS text messages and digitally encrypted conversations for the very first time. Japan was the first country in the world to launch 1G wireless technology - an innovation that was to lead to connectivity so advanced that it would literally change the world.īy the mid-80s, the Nippon Telegraph and telephone network had rolled out 1G country-wide.
The global rollout is well underway - we track the technology’s history. Increased connectivity led by 5G technology is revolutionising the financial services space through its super-fast low latency and real-time delivery applications.
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