FCC Commissioner Carr Says the U.S. Is in Good Shape in the 5G Race

The video discusses the US strategy for 5G deployment, emphasizing the need for regulatory updates to ensure nationwide access. It compares the US approach to China's, highlighting the importance of freeing up spectrum and deploying small cells. The video also addresses global competition, particularly from Asian countries, and outlines a timeline for mainstream 5G deployment in the US.

What is the main goal of the FCC's new proposal regarding 5G deployment?

• To merge US wireless carriers

• To limit 5G access to major cities

• To streamline regulations for easier deployment

• To increase the cost of 5G infrastructure

How does the US plan to maintain its lead in the 5G race?

• By increasing government control over 5G standards

• By relying on private sector investment and innovation

• By focusing solely on urban areas

• By merging with European telecom companies

What are the two key components mentioned for winning the 5G race?

• Increasing the number of large cell towers and reducing spectrum

• Freeing up more spectrum and deploying small cells

• Merging with Asian telecom companies and increasing tariffs

• Focusing on 4G technology and reducing infrastructure

Which country is mentioned as potentially being ahead of the US in 5G deployment?

• Germany

• India

• Japan

• South Korea

By when is a more widespread deployment of 5G technology expected?

• By the end of 2022

• By the end of 2021

• By the end of 2020

• By the end of 2019