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Although we immediately associate 5G with Telco, today’s Telco is much more than 5G.
While 5G will deliver very low latency, improved data rates, and the opportunity for tailored services, 5G is an enabler for broader real world applications.
Delivering connectivity based on the workload, including AI, robotics, cybersecurity, IoT and data analytics, means bringing compute as close to the Edge as possible with an enhanced network infrastructure to enable near real time applications.
By managing enormous amounts of data closer to where it is generated, collected and analyzed means those new services can drive the opportunities for new capabilities and improved customer experience.
Today’s Telcos are not only technology distributors, but also service providers – bringing end-to-end capabilities to a broad set of use cases, and creating new revenue opportunities to leverage their investments.
Join us to hear more about how the evolving Telco landscape is driving organizational success, and how Dell and Intel are partnering with Telcos around the world to turn ideas into solutions, solutions into services, and services into revenue opportunities.

We are at the beginnings of understanding the significant capabilities of 5G and its ability to transform businesses as well as communities. Supporting service providers and network and technology vendors will be instrumental in helping businesses and government transform, evolve, and rebuild. This discussion from MIT Technology Review's EmTech Next conference examines the opportunities 5G brings to communities and corporations looking to digitally transform and what we all need to be doing to be prepared to embrace it.

Cloud computing has been a defining technological advance of the last decade. Today, though, its primacy is being challenged by the rise of the Internet of Things and sensor-dependent technologies like autonomous transportation and computer vision.

Applications like these generate vast data feeds which need to be ingested, analyzed and acted on in real time. And to achieve that, compute is migrating out to the edge.

However, at the same time 5G is delivering an order of magnitude improvement in capacity, latency, reliability and availability. Could this spell a retreat from the edge?

Join moderator Kirsten Billhardt from Dell Technologies as she welcomes panelists:

- Martin Bäckström, Head of Technology & Portfolio, Cloud & NFVi, Ericsson
- Flavio Devide, Edge & IoT Field CTO, Dell Technologies
- Christian Renaud, Vice President, Research, S&P Global

As we examine these rising technology trends, their challenges and likely implications for business outcomes. With expert panelists from both sides, this promises to be a highly stimulating debate.