Will 5G replace traditional cable broadband?

First of all, it is technically unrealistic. The frequency band used by 5G is much higher than that of 4G, which means that the attenuation of 5G signal is more serious than that of 4G signal. Under the same conditions, 5G signals are more difficult to achieve coverage than 4G signals. Operators have not had enough funds to distribute indoors in residential areas on a large scale, so the internet speed at home may not meet everyone's expectations, not to mention all kinds of signal interference and weather effects.

Even if the expected network capacity is reached, operators understand that the cost of wired broadband is much lower than that of wireless, so you are restricted from using wireless network in charging mode. You can brush your circle of friends or Tik Tok Aauto almost infinitely, but you can't watch TV programs for several hours 1080P every day. At the same time, you are encouraged to use wired broadband in the charging mode, such as free broadband delivery and other activities.

Secondly, wireless resources are limited and wired bandwidth is unlimited. You will find that in crowded places, the speed of mobile internet access will be much slower than usual, while cable broadband internet access will not be affected.

At present, the traffic of wireless network is one order of magnitude lower than that of wired network. Even in the 5G era, the traffic will increase by another order of magnitude, which is only equivalent to wired broadband, not to mention places where information transmission needs to be kept secret and only wired private networks can be used, such as banks.

To sum up, 5G will not replace the traditional wired broadband, and the range of wireless network will be larger and larger, but wired broadband will still exist.