Financial Times February 6, 2022
Anna Gross

What might the fifth-generation network eventually offer that its predecessors could not?

It has been three years since a Chinese surgeon performed liver surgery 30 miles from his animal patient, using a 5G telecoms network to control robotic arms.

At the time, the possibilities of 5G — the fifth-generation mobile network — may have seemed endless. But carriers now face an uphill battle to convince customers that it can offer something tangible and new to their...

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