Na Mobile World Congress 2017, the Brazil signed an agreement to collaborate with the development of 5G technology with the European Union. The measure intends for both the country and the EU to share new discoveries and ways of improve 5G connection, which is expected to hit the market in 2019. 5l2h5d
The agreement was formally announced in MWC by the former mayor of São Paulo and Minister of Science, Technology, Innovations and Communications Gilberto Kassab with the European Commissioner for Digital Economy and Society Günther H. Oettinger.
Just yesterday we reported on the showmetech that Chinese company ZTE there were developed a smartphone capable of using the 5G connection, reaching up to 1GB per second of . This shows that not only companies but also countries are ready to move towards this new technology.
O gigabit, which should hit the market in 2018, already indicates to other companies the paths to 5G and the importance that upgrade network will have. Other companies like Samsung and Nokia are also turning efforts to the next step of mobile connectivity.
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Present in the agreement between Brazil and the European Union, Felipe Almeida, co-founder and CEO of Zup Innovation believes that this signed treaty will help the country to export its technologies.
“Usually we import technology from abroad and implement it in Brazil. This agreement can help to put Brazil in a new technological era, where more companies can create innovations and export them to the world.”
With this news, it is likely that unlike the 4G connection, the country manages to establish the parameters for the 5G faster and following the market so that at most in 2019 Brazilians can already experience the internet in a totally different way.
Of course, this depends on several things, such as investment in technology here, strength from mobile operators and pressure from the Brazilian government.
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