5G rollout making headway

The coronovirus crisis has forced many people the world over into working from home and has shown how important connectivity is. Mats Granryd of GSMA tells us what to expect of this year's World Mobile Congress.

Date 28.06.2021
Duration 04:30 mins.
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Keywords Mats Granryd, GSMA, mobile, smartphones, consumer electronics
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