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title: 20200826 Getting to Standalone 5G Editorial Report
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**Editorial Report: Getting to standalone 5G**

 

Standalone 5G represents a new era of data capacity, localized compute and bespoke services. But building a completely new network while maintaining focus on existing operations is a challenging and potentially risky process.

 

As operators scale out 5G coverage in 2020, what's the technological and economic roadmap for moving from non-standalone to standalone 5G?

 

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