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| 22 | By 2021, it's estimated that more people will have mobile phones (5.5 billion) than running water (5.3 billion). Bandwidth-hungry video will further increase the demands on mobile networks, accounting for 78% of mobile traffic. 1 5G networks using massive multiple-input, multiple-output (MIMO) technology will be key to supporting this growth. It's expected that 5G mobile connections will grow from just 5 million in 2019 to nearly 600 million by 2023, according to Strategy Analytics. 2 MIMO: The Basics Realizing 5G Sub-6GHz Massive MIMO Using GaN By David Schnaufer, Bror Peterson, Qorvo Single-User MIMO Multi-User MIMO Figure 1: Single-user MIMO systems were used for 3G, while 4G adopted multi-user MIMO system technology. Gallium-nitride technology figures to play a significant role in sub-6GHz 5G applications to help achieve goals like higher data rates.

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