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As massive 5G networks are being deployed in full speed in 2020, there is a potentially fatal flaw lurking in the supporting infrastructure, the utility distribution network. The 5G Energy Gap describes the uncertain abi...
The 5G Energy Gap - A Fatal Flaw for 5G Deployment? is an episode from IEEE Future Networks Transmissions by IEEE Future Directions. As massive 5G networks are being deployed in full speed in 2020, there is a potentially fatal flaw lurking...
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Published May 11, 2020, 29:24 long, audio available.
As massive 5G networks are being deployed in full speed in 2020, there is a potentially fatal flaw lurking in the supporting infrastructure, the utility distribution network. The 5G Energy Gap describes the uncertain ability of the utility grid to meet load energy requirements of potentially billions of devices while maintaining grid reliability. The Internet of Things, Industrial Internet of Things, edge computing and other technologies and network trends increase the issue exponentially.
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The 5G Energy Gap - A Fatal Flaw for 5G Deployment? is from IEEE Future Networks Transmissions by IEEE Future Directions.
Published May 11, 2020 and 29:24 long