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The document discusses the potential for 5G wireless technology to create a "World Wide Wireless Web" without limitations on wireless communication. 5G will build on 4G technologies and use techniques like LAS-CDMA, OFDM, MCCDMA, UWB, Network-LMDS and IPv6 to create an entirely wireless world. 5G will provide significantly higher bandwidth than previous technologies, allowing for experiences never seen before on mobile devices. The network routing and switching will also provide high connectivity both within buildings and between wired and wireless networks.
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Mudasar Sadeeq expresses gratitude to several people for their support and guidance during his short term training. He thanks the Chancellor of Mewar University, Dr. Ashok Kumar Gadhiya, for providing the opportunity to work with companies. He is also grateful to his guide, Mr. Buddhhi Prakash Sharma, for his valuable guidance and support in preparing the training report. Additionally, he thanks his Head of Department, Ms. Shilpa Jangid, for her support and guidance during the short term training.
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