Title America's 5G era : gaining competitive advantages while securing the country and its people / Timothy M. Bonds, James Bonomo, Daniel Gonzales, C. Richard Neu, Samuel Absher, Edward Parker, Spencer Pfeifer, Jennifer Brookes, Julia Brackup, Jordan Willcox, David R. Frelinger, Anita Szafran

Published Santa Monica, CA : RAND, 2021

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Description 1 online resource (33 pages) : illustrations Series RAND Perspective ; A435-1 RAND Perspective series ; A435-1 Summary The latest generation of wireless networks, called 5G (for "fifth generation"), has launched with great expectations and amid significant concerns. A theme running through discussions of the 5G era is that this is a race, that first movers will dominate all others, and that this dominance will provide enduring economic and technical benefits to those first movers' home countries and populations. Influential leaders from government and industry have argued that leadership in wireless communication is a crucial determinant of the country's economic success in the mobile technology era. The White House has made the case that leadership in wireless technology helps nations "win" in the information age. This Perspective serves as a policy primer for the 5G era and summarizes our observations from the RAND-Initiated Research project titled "America's 5G Era: Securing Its Advantages and Ourselves." As the authors assessed the 5G wireless ecosystem, they began to see the development of its markets and technologies as an enduring competition rather than a "race." A key observation is that past technical or market leadership does not guarantee a lasting advantage. The authors also highlight important implications of 5G-era devices, networks, and services for securing data and protecting individual privacy Related To See also RAND/PE-A435-5 nnam America's 5G era : balancing big data and privacy RAND/PE-A435-5 Notes Title from PDF document (viewed May 24, 2021) "May 2021" Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes Description from electronic resource Subject 5G mobile communication systems. 5G mobile communication systems. Form Electronic book Author Bonomo, James Gonzales, Daniel R Neu, C. R. (Carl Richard), 1949- Absher, Samuel Parker, Edward (Teddy) Pfeifer, Spencer Brookes, Jennifer Brackup, Julia Willcox, Jordan Frelinger, Dave Szafran, Anita Rand Corporation. Homeland Security Operational Analysis Center. Rand Corporation.

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