A framework for an open, trusted, and resilient 5G global telecommunications network

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The rollout of 5G will take place over the next decade, and its future is still being written. But, the United States and its allies are behind; they must act now or face irrelevancy. This study lays out a vision for a global 5G network that satisfies the values of the United States and like-minded partners and is in the best interests of the global population.

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Keywords:

5G Networks, Global Cooperation, New Technologies, Information and Communications Technologies (ICT), Telecommunications Infrastructure

Country of publication:

United States

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Author:

Atlantic Council

Publication date:

Wednesday, March 4, 2020

Number of pages:

28

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A framework for an open, trusted, and resilient 5G global telecommunications network