5G might be over-hyped, but silly 10G claim shows it already scares cable companies<div class="feat-image">
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<p>As if some of the <a href="
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<p>5G doesn’t just offer the potential for dramatically better mobile data speeds: it could also be fast enough to allow people to use a mobile hotspot to replace their home broadband connection, and it is this prospect which is frightening cable companies …</p>
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5G might be over-hyped, but silly 10G claim shows it already scares cable companies
