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Santiago Cafiero and Sergio Massa highlighted the importance of 5G, at the beginning of the technology tests in Argentina

2021-03-16T19:13:33.497Z


The Chief of Cabinet spoke of "new rights", while the head of Deputies referred to the regulatory framework necessary to implement the network.


03/16/2021 3:58 PM

  • Clarín.com

  • Politics

Updated 03/16/2021 3:58 PM

The Chief of Staff, Santiago Cafiero, and the President of the Chamber of Deputies, Sergio Massa, highlighted the

importance of 5G technology

to make a "leap" due to the impact on society and industry.

They did so during the visit they made this Tuesday to the headquarters of the National Communications Agency (Enacom), where they began the tests, trials and demonstrations for mobile broadband connections.

In this context, Cafiero emphasized that "a new right has been generated in Argentina, which is the

right to be connected

. Reducing the digital divide is a mandate from our president that we have to assume together, and advance in new technologies. it is part of the tasks that lie ahead ".

"The 5G network is going to increase the capacities that are going to be provided to the management of the public, surely they will do better the design of public policy tools, which is part of what permanently reaches citizens standing up", added the chief of staff.

For his part, Massa said that Congress will be the space to

debate a "regulatory framework"

that allows "companies to develop" the technology.

Before an audience made up of officials and representatives of different embassies, Massa highlighted "the decision of Parliament to help jump into the 21st century with regulations that help us make that leap, that our generations of centennials and millennials can appropriate technology" .

Sergio Massa highlighted the importance of 5G technology for society.

In particular, on 5G he remarked that "it is an instrument for the

economic development of Argentina."

Also present were the ministers of Education, Nicolás Trotta, and of Transport, Mario Meoni.


In turn, the host of the meeting, the head of Enacom, Claudio Ambrosini, remarked that "4G and 5G will coexist" and assured that the impact of the new technology "will be a great

advance for industry, agriculture

, and will give step to the internet of things ":

With 5G, Ambrosini affirmed, we are going to "study better, we will have better industrialization, we will manage better and govern better," which is the "legacy that President Alberto Fernández gives us."

The implementation of robotics in manufacturing, applications to manage inventories and virtual reality systems for education are some of the solutions that are exhibited on the 14th floor of the National Communications Agency (Enacom) building, in the heart of downtown Buenos Aires.

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- ENACOM (@ENACOMArgentina) March 16, 2021

This is the

first time

that the Government has called on companies to demonstrate and expose the scope of 5G technology.

The three firms called were Ericsson, Huawei and Nokia.

They prepared a theoretical explanation on the benefits and the impact on the economies of the implementation of 5G technology, and a practical demonstration.

Through the use of robots, they compared 4G and 5G connections to appreciate the difference in speed and latency between the two technologies.

They also made virtual reality applications available, both for education and industry.

Unlike the previous ones, fifth generation technology (5G) is seen as a platform for the development of artificial intelligence, the internet of things, robotics and process automation, among other solutions.

The president of ENaCom, Claudio Ambrosini (center).

Its use implies combined radioelectric spectrum frequencies (that is, both high, medium and low bands) and a display of its own sites.

As with the first steps of a disruptive technology, no one in the market dares to

put a figure on the investment

that the deployment of the 5G network requires, given that the value of the sites where the antennas and equipment are placed for its operation, is added the fiber optic laying.

In addition to the regulatory framework expressed by Massa, the deployment of this technology requires the cleaning of the necessary bands of the radioelectric spectrum, and the approval of a spectrum plan, which are being worked on by the Undersecretariat of Innovation.

At a global level,

the

optimal

business model

for 5G technology

is still

under discussion

, since due to its versatility it could be used by non-technological companies that make the investment and transfer the administration to an operator.

For example, industrial centers could have their own network and add an operator as a provider or hiring him as a network administrator.

In the first case, it would be the operator who makes the deployment of fiber and antennas, while in the second, the industrial center or the company would run with the investment.

Source: Télam

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