Digital-Inclusion

Mobile Communication: From 5G to Global Connectivity Mobile networks are changing daily life more than before. The move from 5G to wider global connectivity brings faster speeds, smarter services, and new possibilities for people everywhere. It matters in cities, fields, ships, and rural towns. 5G gave clear gains: higher speeds, lower delay, and the ability to connect many devices at once. This makes real-time video, augmented reality, and remote work more practical. The real change is that networks can be flexible and serve different needs. ...

Mobile Communication: From Fifth Generation to Global Connectivity Mobile communication has moved faster than ever. From the early days of slower data to the current push for global connectivity, people stay connected wherever they are. The fifth generation, or 5G, opened new speeds, lower latency, and more flexible networks. It also laid the groundwork for services that rely on a quick, reliable internet, like smart devices and remote work. Today, networks extend beyond city centers. New ideas like edge computing bring processing closer to users, so apps run faster without sending data far across networks. Network slicing lets operators tailor services for cars, hospitals, or factories. Satellite links are joining fiber and radio to reach islands, deserts, and aircraft. All of this reduces gaps in coverage and supports more devices. ...