Spain will only have 5G in 2030, says CPqD vice president

In Spain, we know very well that the quality of the internet needs much better, and you don't even need to be an expert to see that. The 5G network, for example, by 2020 should be able to be released en masse. However, this does not seem to be the case for Spain.

According to an article by TeleSíntese, the chances that the Spanish market will lag behind others in the world are quite high. According to the vice president of Research and Development at CpQD, the novelty should only become popular here in the mid-2030s, that is, ten years after the protocol was released to the world.

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The explanation for all this is simple, there is no way to have a standard available if it is not accompanied by an adequate infrastructure. "4G was launched ten years ago, and in Spain it has not yet surpassed 40% of the existing base", recalls Paradisi.

It is worth mentioning that the 5G network can be an enabler for various technologies, such as IoT devices to autonomous cars. For home use, the lag of 5G can be a concern, as people are left wondering if there will really be such a delay in easily accessing this type of connection.