Telstra’s Network Engineering Executive Channa Seneviratne says 5G will drive the next wave of the industrial revolution, specifically with advances in machine learning, analytics and
artificial intelligence. The new cellular network technology could contribute $12 trillion to the global economy by 2035, which Mr Seneviratne says Australia will also see benefits from.
Telstra It WILLbe driving 1000’s to the medical rooms for cancer diagnosis and internal organ problems and much more
Telstra I half expected them to say 5G was going to eliminate poverty and bring world peace.
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