5G is the next wave of digital growth in India and with increased bandwidth, improved reliability, and lower guaranteed latency, it can immensely benefit the Indian sectors. Critical sectors such as education, healthcare, and public safety will have an intense economic impact as 5G will turn the vision of Digital India into a reality by supporting upgrades in these sectors.

Bringing a connected, digital society and acting as a core foundation for the upcoming Industrial Revolution will help the economic growth in a great deal. With 5G enables services, more jobs will be present, along with the upskilling and reskilling of talent. 5G is all set to establish a safer, cleaner and more sustainable society for the upcoming generation.

5G can boost the education sector in the country by bringing in immersive experiences such as Artificial Intelligence, Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality and more. The classrooms in the country will get smarter and helps to develop a more educated society in India with the speed and resiliency of 5G technology.

In healthcare, a huge number of medical needs can be properly addressed with the help of 5G technology. The high bandwidth and a promised low latency can make life better for the billion people residing in the country. 5G can support remote surgeries, home healthcare, medical wearables, better medical record collection and more in the rural and urban parts of India.

The current traditional communication systems are primarily equipped for transmitting just voice, no images or videos, as we switch to 5G, the first responders will also be able to send pictures or videos even during the natural disasters or any other crisis. With this, valuable information can be shared across the globe with the extent of damage or the help need.

However, 5G requires a specific amount of power, highly scalable, programmable and disaggregated IP-based network to best address the new challenges and opportunities of the future. The mobile network operators in the country are trying all methods to open their networks to improve and accelerate innovation via the increased competition that reduce costs via a broader and more diversified vendor ecosystem. Governments need to step up to prioritize 5G adoption and as soon as businesses, individuals and institutions get access to 5G, the much-hyped Fourth Industrial Revolution can work to support people all over the world enjoy safer, happier, more productive lives.

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