Question

Why do we have two following IE in 5G?

Answer 1

Last year, Cisco, Intel Labs, and Verizon, in a joint wireless network research project, revealed a novel set of neuroscience-based algorithmsthat adapt video quality to the demands of the human eye, hinting that future wireless networks would have built in human intelligence.

“The 2G networks were designed for voice, 3G for voice and data, and 4G for broadband internet experiences. With 5G, we’ll see computing capabilities getting fused with communications everywhere, so trillions of things like wearable devices don’t have to worry about computing power because network can do any processing needed.”

Did she just say that 5G networks will bring computer processing to devices that need it?

“Yes, a wearable device could connect to other devices, and this could lead to new kinds of experiences,” she said.

These 5G networks will be faster but also a lot smarter. Devices will need to become smarter, too, as they will act as networking nodes rather than just terminals. Keddy said that’s why Intel is working on technologies for the core, edge, and access points of these networks as well as what’s required for devices to take full advantage of 5G networks.