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Qualcomm's CTO on 5G Developments 3/9/2017 Get Link to this Video https://www.lightreading.com/mobile/5g/qualcomms-cto-on-5g-developments/v/d-id/730991 Please use the Share button in the video player for embed code Tweet At MWC 2017, Qualcomm's CTO Matt Grob talks to Light Reading's CEO and Founder Steve Saunders about the progress being made in the development of the technologies and standards that will underpin 5G. (0) \| Comment \| Print \| RSS Comments Newest First \| Oldest First \| Threaded View ADD A COMMENT [close this box] Be the first to post a comment regarding this story.		Educational Resources sponsor supplied content 5G Security Strategy Considerations 5G Service Velocity & the Distributed Cloud Maximizing the Value of Edge Cloud Juniper & Ericsson – How can 5G live up to its potential? Helping Mobile Operators with 5G Network Deployments Private 5G Networks for Industrial IoT Transforming the wireless edge to realize 5G’s full potential Boundless photorealistic mobile XR over 5G Breaking the wireless barriers to mobilize 5G NR mmWave Ultra-Reliable Low-Latency 5G for Industrial Automation What Can Service Providers Do About 5G? MNO's Guide to Buying a 5G-Ready Next-Generation Firewall 7 Service Provider Insights on Securing 5G Networks During Commercial Deployment Implementing 5G Security: 5 Service Provider Priorities and Preferences Securing a 5G-Enabled World White Paper: Get Congestion Relief for Your Network Ebook: Cache in with Multi-Access Edge Computing White Paper: Have a Zero Trust Security Policy for Your Core White Paper: Cashing in on Connected Cars ACG Research TCO Analysis: Save 60% and More by Converging to One Transport Network 5G Poll All Polls

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