Resetting the 5G goalposts: How the US declares victory

executive guide What is 5G? Everything you need to know about the new wireless revolution It’s a capital improvement project the size of the entire planet, replacing one wireless architecture created this century with another one that aims to lower energy consumption and maintenance costs. Read More The fear — and it is palpable — is that the US will look bad.The leading technology for the replacement of the world’s wireless communications infrastructure was susceptible to intrusion and attack from malicious actors. Users’ privacy could be put at risk. What’s more, intelligence agencies argued the new platform could be appropriated by adversaries to gain access to sensitive systems. An industry alliance was formed to promote the platform as a veritable garden for the future of the entire world’s remote business. Its members asserted that security concerns were overblown, even manufactured. They fended off accusations that the platform represented efforts of its backers’ home government to decrease the surplus population by microwave radiation delivered directly to their brains.Also: Is 5G done? Controlling the damage, and controlling the outcomeBut the charges against the initiative ran so deep, and the resulting shame was so acute, that the project was abandoned. The wireless industry embraced… Read full this story

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