What is known

As reported by the Minister of Digital Transformation, the Promprilad Innovation Center in Ivano-Frankivsk, the Vodafone office in Kiev and the Nokia office in Helsinki conducted a communications test session using 5G and checked its quality.

everything works
– concluded Mykhailo Fedorov.

He adds that the new fifth-generation communications standard now works in more than 90 countries around the world. In particular, the European Union plans to cover all cities and main roads with 5G by 2025. The Minister says, “Even in the face of an all-out war, we need to develop innovations and catch up with the world.”

Judging by the post, the company helps with this issue Nokia’sIt is known for its communication technologies. It manufactures and supplies relevant equipment worldwide and is currently involved in 6G research.

It is unknown how long such trials will last and when full implementation will begin.

What we know about 5G in the world

• By 2023, there were 1.9 billion 5G connections worldwide.
• This number is expected to reach 2.8 billion by the end of 2024 and 5.9 billion in 2027.
• China is a leader in 5G deployment. The country has the highest number of stations, which started to be deployed in 2019.
• South Korea and the US are also aggressively using 5G to keep up.

What is the difference between 5G and 4G

• Speed: 5G offers significantly faster data speeds, reaching tens of gigabits per second, compared to a few gigabits per second of 4G.
• Delay: 5G has significantly lower latency; This makes it ideal for applications that require immediate response, such as virtual reality and autonomous vehicles. The technology allows you to control devices remotely while being on the other side of the world. For example, doctors can perform remote operations by controlling robots without having to be in the operating room in person.
• Capacity: 5G can support significantly more devices, making it important for the Internet of Things and other scenarios where there are a lot of connections.

5G is expected to be a key factor in the development of autonomous and connected vehicles, smart cities, virtual reality, artificial intelligence and other modern technologies.

5G deployment is still in its early stages, and service availability and speeds may vary by region.