5G Advanced

In today’s increasingly connected world, wireless connectivity continues to change the way we communicate and interact. With more than 1 billion 5G connections anticipated in 2023, we are now looking ahead to the next generation. That transition begins with 5G Advanced.

A big step forward in the development of the 3GPP standard, 5G Advanced will enable new technological applications and enhance many of the verticals and use cases that 5G pioneered. Some examples include Extended Reality (XR), the “software-defined car,” wide-area IoT expansion, more efficient industrial networks, precise positioning, and non-terrestrial networks (NTN).

Learn more about 5G Advanced and how it will facilitate new technology growth, along with the implications for RF engineers who need to test and validate the next generation of wireless components, subsystems, and devices.

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