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Global aspects and overview of 5G multimedia communication

Devrari et al., 2024

Document ID
8601471221102762679
Author
Devrari A
Kumar A
Kuchhal P
Publication year
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Multimedia Tools and Applications

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The fifth generation (5G) of mobile technology is a new universal wireless standard that permits the formation of an original form of network that associates everything and everyone globally, comprising objects, gadgets, and machines. The 5G wireless technology has …
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