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5G reveals the road to self-driving vehicles

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Geekz Snow

It enables the flow of data generated by connected and self-driving vehicles and allows the data to be processed and converted into insights that form the basis of decisions.

While 4G networks have provided the necessary backbone to develop basic vehicular communication systems, 5G offers promise of an additional layer of services and possibilities.

The launch of 5G is a keystone moment in the CAM sector’s quest to see connected and autonomous vehicles on UK roads by 2030.

The technology’s potential is based on three key strengths: speed, reliability and capacity.

5G technology can deliver drastically lower latency (5 milliseconds or less) and much higher speeds (1 gigabit + per second) than 4G (which today averages at around 30 megabits per second).

These improvements mean communication across the network can be much faster, which unlocks huge opportunities for connected vehicles.

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