Advantages and Disadvantages of 5G Technology

5G has some key concerns surrounding its adoption as cyber security risks, high supporting costs, limited coverage to urban areas, devices compatibility issues and infrastructure challenges.

Full form of 5G is the " Fifth Generation". It is the latest generation of mobile technology. It's allow user to connect to the internet with faster speed with no delay, lower latency and higher upload and download speed.

5G is designed to be faster, more efficient, and capable of supporting new technologies. Its has many features like faster speeds, lower latency, greater capacity, enhanced reliability, better connectivity and higher bandwidth.

Yes, the impact of 5G on the environment is bad in many manners. Here are some point below to understand it

• Increasing of energy usage among consumers, which is already one of the main contributors to climate change
• The manufacturing and maintenance of the new technologies associated with 5G create wastes and usage important resources that have detrimental consequences for the environment.
• The construction of cell towers and cables can impact on ecosystem, leading to deforestation and disturbing wildlife.
• Greenhouse gases emissions came from electricity and heat production increases exponentially after increasing of energy consumption.
• Wireless connectivity leads to higher radiation level which effect on environment and human health.

No single one invented 5G, but it was developed through the collaboration of many organizations, companies, and individuals. Definitely 5G invention consumed of many years work by engineers, researchers, and other industry stakeholders.

The Bharti Airtel was the first service provider to Introduced 5G in India, in the capital city of New Delhi. The Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched 5G at the event of India Mobile Congress (IMC), the largest telecom event in India.