Private Cellular Networks: Current State, Use Cases, and Future Growth | GXC Meshup Episode 016

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In Episode 16 of GXC's Monday Meshup Podcast, hosted by Allen Proithis, we dive into the market value and current state of private cellular networks with Patrick Filkins from IDC. Explore the growth of 5G in private cellular, the established presence of LTE, and various use cases across different industries. Learn about the opportunities and challenges in Europe compared to America, and delve into the critical aspects of security, privacy, and the economic impact of private cellular networks. Join us for an insightful discussion on the latest trends and research in private LTE and 5G.

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