MWC 2016: Intel sketches out plans for 5G 'network revolution'

Carly Page
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Partnerships, and new silicon and modems to come from Intel in a bid to support 5G developments - which could come as early as 2018

Intel has used this year's Mobile World Congress to flesh out its 5G plans, including partnering with the biggest names in the networking industry to start trialling the next-gen technology.  Fo...

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