5G, "The next big digital thing"

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Published on September 05, 2017

We can be passionate or totally indifferent to the progress of digital technologies, but when one of them, 5G, threatens to disrupt our daily lives, it is essential to take an interest and prepare for it.

Written by Bernard Fontaine, Direction de l'Innovation

Published on September 05, 2017

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