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One of the biggest technological leaps is expected to come into its own in 2020. 5G wireless saw early adopter nations roll-out the high-speed cellular service in 2019 and they offer a glimpse of what’s to come. Industry analyst Stefan Pongratz gazes into his crystal ball on adoption and consumption rates, what the roadblocks are to mass deployment, and why telecoms will see their greatest growth rates out of private networks and network slicing in Industry 4.0.

Waves of Innovation with Marcus Weldon: https://ftr.bz/podcast13/pod 

Looking back (and ahead) after South Korea’s first six months of 5G: https://ftr.bz/SK5G/pod

This week, Matt reviews and analyzes episodes 3 and 4 from The Twilight Zone’s first season: Mr. Denton on Doomsday & The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine.

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Timestamps

Introduction - 00:34

• Mr. Denton on Doomsday - 02:08
• Obsessive Viewer Promo - 26:27
• The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine - 27:30

Outro - 47:03

Show Notes

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