Authors : Abdiaziz Bashiir

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 10 - October

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Abstract : This article discusses how 5G technology will impact various industries. For example, the healthcare industry will benefit from 5G technology by enabling remote surgeries and telemedicine. The transportation industry will benefit from 5G technology by enabling self- driving cars and smart traffic management systems. The article also highlights how the 5G technology will impact the industry of entertainment by enabling virtual and augmented reality experiences.

Keywords : 5G, IoT, Technology, Healthcare, Transportation, Entertainment Industry.

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