The infographic below shows the differences between 4G and 5G Internet. 5G has massive speeds and capacity with low latency and relies on high-band spectrum. One of the most innovative aspects of the 5G is its architecture and it is designed on 5G network slicing, covering certain SLA-specified factors such as connectivity, speed, capacity and security. It is estimated that 40 percent of the global population, or approximately 2.7 billion people will be covered by 5G in the next 3 years.

The rollout 5G technology will be very challenging for all the major telecom giants as involves high capital costs and changing end user handsets to enable support for 5G. But the benefits of the technology outweigh the issues, and the rollout of 5G also signals the dawn of next generation of technology to assist in autonomous vehicles, next-level smart cities and homes, and more.

Internet service providers will need to adapt to use their fiber networks to provide broadbands at low latency and high bandwidth to compete with 5G proliferation. Jaze ISP Management solution enables ISPs to ensure the best quality of service with custom peering policies for broadband customers and to centrally manage end-to-end operations for their business.