Setting up the first 5G innovation lab in Pakistan, health and agriculture sectors will also benefit
Setting up the first 5G innovation lab in Pakistan, health
and agriculture sectors will also benefit
Islamabad: The establishment stone
of Pakistan's most memorable 5G Development Lab was laid at the Public College
of Science and Innovation (NUST) in the
government capital, Islamabad.
Federal Secretary for Information Technology
(IT) Mohsin Mushtaq laid the foundation stone of Pakistan's first 5G Innovation
Lab at NEST, which has been set up by leading digital operator Jazz in
collaboration with Huawei.
Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Youth
Affairs Shiza Fatima, Pakistan
Telecommunication Authority (PTA) Member Finance Mohammad Naveed and
representatives of other stakeholders were present in the event.
It will act as a
research center for the utilization of 5G thanks to high data transfer
capacity, low dormancy and best in class security and will furnish all partners
with a stage for 5G innovation. There will be economic benefits.
The aforementioned innovation lab will attract
researchers to the potential applications of 5G in artificial intelligence,
augmented/virtual reality and cloud edge computing, from the laboratory to
education, healthcare, Industry 4.0, retail, agriculture, security, disaster
management, entertainment and Public sector departments will benefit.
Federal Secretary Mohsin Mushtaq said that this
lab will help us in creating an ecosystem to explore the use cases of Super 5G
in agricultural technology and ed-tech etc.
He said that the lab will pave the way for the
interaction of technologies like artificial intelligence/machine learning,
internet of things and cyber security.
Kan Terzi Oglu
CEO of Vion Group, said that while our top priority is to
provide 4G for everyone, we also have to consider the future of communication
where 5G will play an important role.
Jazz Chief Executive Officer Aamir Ibrahim said
that in 2020, Jazz took the lead in 5G tests and trials and today we are taking
this development a step further by developing Pakistan's first 5G Innovation
Lab in collaboration with NEST. are
He added that this partnership will help
researchers, entrepreneurs and academia better understand the opportunities,
value and utility of 5G leading to the implementation of a co-innovation
ecosystem.
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