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5G: The Challenges and Uses of a New Technology
About the webinar
While previous generations of mobile connectivity have changed the lives of individuals through the use of smartphones, 5G is beginning to be deployed in France and is set to be a driver of major changes.
5G brings a host of opportunities in various fields such as agriculture, industry, energy, entertainment, and mobility.
Indeed, in the face of the growth of internet access points and the volumes of shared data, 5G promises to address these challenges by drastically increasing bandwidth, speed, the number of possible connections, and the energy efficiency of the network.
In doing so, 5G will enable the connection of multiple technologies such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence, IoT, blockchain, as well as virtual and augmented reality, which will feed into each other to develop new possibilities: telemedicine, cloud gaming, autonomous driving, robotics, and more.
To provide an overview of this market, analyze initial functional use cases, and understand upcoming developments, Bpifrance the Hub and Orange are proud to present this webinar on 5G: Challenges and Uses of a New Technology.
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Our guests

Stéphanie Cavaillès
Director of Insights & Innovation Promotion at Orange

Loïc Hamon
VP of Strategic Marketing @ Kalray

Antonin Cobolet
Head of Corporate Relations at Bpifrance Le Hub

Emmanuel Villalta
Head of Collection Networks, Telecom Division @ Enedis

Fabien Barati
CEO @ Emissive
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around Supply Chain and Retail
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5G: Challenges and Uses of a New Technology
Speed, reduced latency, and multiple applications: the advantages of 5G.
The 5G technology, the fifth generation of mobile networks, represents a major advancement in the field of wireless communications. Thanks to its ability to transmit data at higher frequencies, 5G offers unparalleled download and browsing speeds. The rapid deployment of this technology allows users to enjoy better coverage and faster services.
One of the main strengths of 5G lies in its large-scale deployment. We are investing heavily in the installation of antennas and infrastructure necessary to ensure maximum coverage. As a result, users can access 5G in a large number of urban and rural areas, even in the most remote locations.
In addition to its impressive speed, 5G also offers low latency, significantly enhancing the user experience. Reduced latency allows for faster response times, which is essential for applications requiring real-time communication. Devices connected to 5G can interact instantly, providing a smooth and responsive user experience.
Another essential feature of 5G is its ability to support a large number of connected devices simultaneously. With a wider bandwidth, 5G enables the connection of numerous smart devices, ranging from smartphones to connected objects in homes and businesses. This functionality is particularly relevant for the deployment of private 5G networks, where companies can create their own networks for specific applications to meet their own needs.
5G technology operates using radio waves at higher frequencies, allowing for the transmission of large volumes of data. However, these waves have a more limited range compared to previous generations, necessitating a greater number of antennas to ensure complete coverage. This is why we continue to develop antenna networks to provide 5G connectivity to as many people as possible.
5G also offers opportunities for the development of Industry 4.0 by enabling real-time connectivity and data exchange between machines, sensors, and management systems. This paves the way for advanced automation, smart manufacturing, and the establishment of optimized supply chains. With 5G, companies can improve their operational efficiency, reduce maintenance costs, and deliver higher-quality products to their customers.
5G also opens up new possibilities in many fields. The applications of 5G go beyond traditional communications, offering opportunities in sectors such as healthcare, automotive, manufacturing, and more. With its low latency and high bandwidth, 5G enables major technological advancements, particularly in areas like autonomous vehicles, telemedicine, and smart cities. Having near-instantaneous response times has become a necessity for many sectors. As the deployment of 5G continues, we are witnessing an era of advanced connectivity and unlimited possibilities that will shape the future of our society.
In summary, 5G technology is revolutionizing the way we communicate and interact with the world around us. With its high speed, low latency, and extensive coverage, 5G provides an exceptional user experience. Operators worldwide are investing heavily in the deployment of 5G to offer the best possible service. This new generation of wireless networks promises to improve many aspects of our daily lives and give a real boost to innovation across various sectors. With 5G technology, we are entering an era of advanced connectivity and unlimited possibilities.
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- FAQ on 5G equipment
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