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While 5G and edge computing technologies aren\u2019t new to enterprises, most organizations haven\u2019t yet realized the full potential offered by either one. That\u2019s because these technologies are still evolving as hardware and software manufacturers develop innovative products and solutions that will unleash and enable the true power of both 5G and edge computing. As the business world watches these developments, they\u2019re beginning to see that the combination of 5G and edge computing could be a powerful game changer.<\/p>\n

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But first, some definitions \u2013 what are 5G and edge computing?<\/h3>\n

5G refers to the fifth generation of mobile networks. It offers much faster data speeds, super-low latency, better reliability, greater capacity and higher availability than previous generations (3G, 4G, etc.) The numbers are impressive: 5G delivers up to 100x the network speeds of 4G. The FCC reports that while it can take \u201calmost six minutes to download a feature-length movie with 4G,\u201d 5G will allow you to download that same movie \u201cin as little as 15 seconds.\u201d<\/p>\n

Edge computing is a somewhat new alternative to traditional computing. If you had surveillance cameras to secure your organization\u2019s headquarters, for instance, the cameras would traditionally be connected to your network and transmit all data captured on-site to a central server in a data center for processing and analysis. In some cases, that centralized system could be thousands of miles away. That long distance can create latencies and limit your ability to respond or react in real time to the footage captured by your cameras.<\/p>\n

With edge computing, however, your camera system is still connected to your network, but the devices themselves have on-board computing, data storage and analysis capabilities. For instance, if a camera detects movement after hours, the computer inside the camera can analyze the images and determine whether to alert you about a possible intruder.<\/p>\n

Processing the data at the location where it\u2019s captured saves the time of sending the data back to central processing. That time saved might be measured in milliseconds, but milliseconds matter when a sensor goes off in your self-driving car, for instance, or a camera detects a critical error in your automated assembly line.<\/p>\n

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How 5G and edge computing combine into a single superpower<\/h3>\n

Together, 5G networking and edge computing can change the way some industries do business. Edge computing reduces latencies inherent in sending data back to a centralized processing server. Edge<\/p>\n

computing on a 5G network simply makes the edge-located processing performance even faster, more reliable, with even lower latency.<\/p>\n

The combined technologies give organizations the power to deliver rapid response experiences. Being able to process data closer to its source allows devices and sensors\u2014and their systems\u2014to be more responsive. It also requires much less bandwidth than traditional centralized systems.<\/p>\n

As the world becomes more data-driven than ever before, the need for a bigger pipeline to process that data and use it quickly is skyrocketing. 5G and edge computing will be the technologies that transform industries in many ways, including:<\/p>\n