The current generation of 4G LTE technology supports wireless download speeds of between five and 12 megabits per second. 5Gs large bandwidth opportunity and dense network topology, which provides much more capacity and flexible deployments, promises the potential for equal access to a high-speed connection in urban and rural areas. Lets take a look at the driving forces behind the current momentum. The 5G network roll-out is anticipated to speed productivity of our now widely distributed workforce. By contrast, 5G can offer download speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second.
A 5G device will never connection to other devices via radio.
( z0 connect :ARG0 ( z1 device ) :ARG1 ( z2 device :quant 5 ) :ARG2 ( z3 device :mod ( z4 other ) ) :medium ( z5 radio ) :polarity - :time ( z6 ever ) )
(z0 / connect-01
    :ARG0 (z1 / device)
    :ARG1 (z2 / device
              :quant 5)
    :ARG2 (z3 / device
              :mod (z4 / other))
    :medium (z5 / radio)
    :polarity -
    :time (z6 / ever))
A 5G device will never connection to other devices via radio .
z0 :polarity 0
z0 :time z6
z0 :ARG0 z1
z0 :ARG1 z2
z2 :quant 1
z3 :mod z4
z0 :ARG2 z3
z0 :medium z5