Those in urban areas in larger metropolitan areas can expect to see high-speed 5G on a regular basis and will begin to integrate it into their daily lives. In addition, we are going to see improvements and changes on not only high bandwidth options but low and mid-band as well.

You’ll see true mmWave 5G in urban centers, as well as 5G expanding into more suburban and rural areas as it becomes a more widely adopted network system. Hongtao Zhan: This year, 5G will be all about network buildout and providing coverage to everyone throughout all of the bands. What can we expect from 5G for the remainder of the year? Hongtao Zhan, CEO of Surecall, one of the largest makers of 5G signal boosters, sat down with Electronics360 to discuss the role of signal boosters in the 5G market and what to expect from 5G in the future. These signal boosters will also help in expanding coverage in cities in general as well as help to meet coverage requirements for smaller towns and rural areas where few base stations may exist. With mmWave soon to be the standard for 5G in the future, the need for signal boosters will be critical for businesses and homes that will use 5G in offices and for fixed wireless access inside homes. This is particularly useful when it comes to millimeter wave (mmWave) technology where the signals have difficulty penetrating objects such as walls, trees or vehicles, which are commonly found in major cities.

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