The steps needed to unlock 5G Standalone’s future

While 5G Non-standalone connections are continuing to grow, with recent projections claiming that the number will reach 1.2 billion by the end of the year, more work needs to be done to really deliver on the potential of the technology. Non-standalone (NSA) networks have allowed for the rapid rollout of 5G with comparatively few complications and investments. However, setting up a 5G core for true Standalone (SA) networks, as well as the roaming environment and additional services that go alongs