- By Sameer Balaganur
Promising technologies like 5G have long been experimented with in a wide range of industries. From building 5G-enabled tyres to smart cities, many sectors have been leveraging its capabilities to become faster and better. However, data analytics could be the one sector where 5G can create the most impact.
We can expect to see smarter AI, self-driving cars, smart factories, and more with data analytics and 5G. Therefore, it becomes imperative that we start looking at the connection between these two.
Why Data Analytics Needs 5G
5G’s low latency and its high speed will immensely benefit data analytics. These features make it possible for analysts to collect, clean, and analyse large volumes of data quickly. This will spur new analytics technologies soon. For example, autonomous c
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Sameer Balaganur
Sameer is an aspiring Content Writer. Occasionally writes poems, loves food and is head over heels with Basketball.
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