Lecture

IoT as Core Driver for 5G Communication

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This lecture discusses the role of 5G communication as a core standard for IoT devices, providing high throughput communication with cloud computing infrastructures. While 5G promises to unify various communication standards like GSM, LoRa, and ZigBee, it faces challenges in supporting multiple protocols and frequency bands for IoT sensors to communicate effectively.

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