4G cellular network capacity is about to reach its limit but the transition to the next-generation 5G network will certainly be no easy task. In an effort to ensure the rollout of the new technology, the Dutch private and public sectors are teaming up as Eindhoven University of Technology joins industry giants NXP and KPN to pave the way.
As the number of connected devices and network capacity demands continue to explode, the fourth generation of cellular-network technology, known as 4G, is fast approaching the end of the line. In anticipation of the release of the new 5G network, Eindhoven University of Technology (TUE) is linking with NXP and KPN from the Dutch private sector to usher in new innovations for the successful rollout of the next-gen cellular network.
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