[Levin]

https://www.straitstimes.com/business/co...ding-slows

[Manthink]

https://www.straitstimes.com/business/co...ding-slows

Often I pity the Europeans for being forced to make political decisions on digital infrastructure advances....like replacing cost-effective Huawei solutions with most expensive and slower production 5G alternatives ...Today it seems more Europeans gov realise that decision has backfired.

https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/te...021-12-27/

[sgbuffett]

5G can make money?

So how many here pay for 5G plan?

[teaserteam]

5G can make money?

So how many here pay for 5G plan?

Not now but it will be an advantage when IoT in full swing. Even Tesla's AI chips still using 4G but they might have to use 5G or even 6G in the future when the cars really need lot of real-time information in the future,

https://www.business-standard.com/articl...842_1.html

[Manthink]

Not now but it will be an advantage when IoT in full swing.  Even Tesla's AI chips still using 4G but they might have to use 5G or even 6G in the future when the cars really need lot of real-time information in the future,
https://www.business-standard.com/articl...842_1.html

Not now ?  Are you sure ? 5G'enabled IoT and vehicles  already happened liao. Didn't you read the 2022 news in that link you post ? 

" The shift towards digitization in cars is increasing at a rapid pace and is visible as the global connected car penetration has been on a consistent rise....we can see more connected cars coming to market with advanced safety and comfort features," said senior analyst Soumen Mandal. China overtook the US in connected car shipments in 2021 and will continue to dominate the market through 2025.

[Clyde]

5G can make money?

So how many here pay for 5G plan?

You mean Ericsson lost money because of Singapore?

[teaserteam]

Not now ?  Are you sure ? 5G'enabled IoT and vehicles  already happened liao. Didn't you read the 2022 news in that link you post ? 

" The shift towards digitization in cars is increasing at a rapid pace and is visible as the global connected car penetration has been on a consistent rise....we can see more connected cars coming to market with advanced safety and comfort features," said senior analyst Soumen Mandal. China overtook the US in connected car shipments in 2021 and will continue to dominate the market through 2025.

You read correctly?  It is not used in Tesla cars.  Google lah.  The Chinese car manufacturers can always claim that they used 5G.

[Manthink]

5G can make money? So how many here pay for 5G plan?

You don't - your telco and phone makers already include that fee in your bills liao...

https://www.hardwarezone.com.sg/tech-new...-royalties

[Manthink]

Again, have you bother to check the details in that search list ? No ?
Here is one reality check about real-world 5G application in both auto and manufacturing for your breakfast reading today.... 

Huawei has licensed technology to top automakers including Mercedes Benz, Audi, BMW and Porsche as the Chinese tech company seeks to turn its trove of patents into a new revenue source amid a U.S. clampdown on its core businesses. The patent licensing agreements, reached during the second half of 2022, mean Huawei technologies will be used in 15 million of the 70 million cars produced globally each year, Alan Fan, global head of Huawei's Intellectual Property Department, told Nikkei Asia.

https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Technol...automakers

You read correctly?  It is not used in Tesla cars.  Google lah.

[Manthink]

...and the 5G application goes beyond just telecommunication, automatiing productions and vehicle control, but also in medical advances...

https://www.newscientist.com/article/219...-far-away/

[Manthink]

Question readers need to ask - Why is Ericsson firing 1,200 of its staff when 5G is supposed to be a next driver of revolution in industry ?  
Answer - USA.  The Swedish coy explains...

Telecom giant Ericsson on Monday 25 Mar 2024 said it is reducing its headcount in Sweden as part of a global initiative to improve its cost position in the wake of a drop in sales and profits. A slowdown in 5G investments predominantly in North America was a primary driver for Ericsson’s big drop in full year 2023 margins, the company said in January.

https://www.crn.com/news/networking/2024...ofits-fall

[Manthink]

Just days after  Ericsson layoff 1,200 of its staff, the teleco equipment maker  announced the Swedish coy  has met order by the US gov which demands foreign coy to meet
compliance and controls as demanded by 2019 DOJ settlement to open all Ericsson records, employee info, to US's Dept of Justice monitoring. 

Now I can see why the Swedes so easily kenna poke deep deep until actually losing busiiness in America...

https://www.asiaone.com/business/indepen...ce-program