А кстати, они правы. 5G и фальшивый коронавирус - разные стороны одной тенденции(цифрового контроля)
По работе, зашла на сайт Самтек, там про семинар (Самтек-Мозер-ЭлектроникДизайн) - они про сети 5G, и с некоторым недоумением пишут, что Европе (в просвещённой Европе!!!) несознательные граждане стали массово сжигать вышки сотовой связи (вспоминаем "башни" из "Обитаемого острова" Стругацих, вот они и пригодились).
Тут же подтянулись лицемерные возражения, что ах-ах, что же они делают, ведь вышки сотовой связи так нужны чтобы вызвать скорую для несчатсных больнйх коронавирусом Ко-Вид-19.
Почему это лицемерные? Да потому что 50 лет назад не было никакой сотовой связи, а скорая вполне успешно приезжала к больным.
От себя (akhceloo) добавлю, что я наблюдаю связь между Ко-Вид-19, всемирным карантином, и 5G.
Вирус - страшилка, которая ведёт "стадо" в загон всеобщей цифровизации. А сети 5G - инфраструктура грядущей цифровизации, без которой стены загона прочными не будут.
Next-generation 5G network equipment must be scalable, intelligent and flexible. Так что граждане вполне законно жгут вышки сотовой связи в Европе. Если много сожгут, властям придётся отменить "ковид-карантины".
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Samtec, Mouser and Electronic Design Partner on New 5G Webinar
May 6, 2020
By Matt Burns
5G is coming! 5G is coming! Is 5G coming?
The first two phrases literally described the global 5G rollout at the beginning of 2020. Handset manufacturers, equipment providers, mobile carriers and industry analysts anticipated a strong year.
Is 5G still coming? Well, that depends. Like all parts of life, the 5G rollout has been upended by the unfortunate coronavirus pandemic. Sadly, conspiracy theories linking the virus to mobile towers led to acts of arson.
Despite the challenges, 5G demonstrations and investment haven’t stopped. For example, Qualcomm expects strong demand for its 5G chipsets throughout 2020. However, many in the 5G industry are taking a slightly measured approach for the time being.
5G: New Tech and New Applications
As implementation of the 5G network quickly gains momentum, new technologies and new solutions are emerging. What are some examples?
The heart of any 5G-enabled device remains the mmWave Silicon ICs transmitting and receiving data from bits to antenna. 5G system development typically links multiple RF signal chain and digital IC development boards mimicking end applications.
System testing of next-generation 5G systems must validate sub-6 GHz and mmWave radio solutions supporting governmental, industry and carrier standards.
5G Remote Radio Heads and Active Antenna Systems leverage Massive MIMO and beamforming technology to extend the reach of 5G networks. Integrating an increasing number of high frequency, multi-band RF signal paths into smaller form factors depends on high-performance interconnects for optimized operations.
Next-generation 5G network equipment must be scalable, intelligent and flexible. New technologies will dramatically increase coverage and data throughput while supporting multiple standards, bands and sub-networks.
Connected vehicles are the future of mobility. Leveraging next-gen 5G networks and cloud services, V2X technologies enable vehicle intelligence, improve traffic flow and increase safety.
High-Performance Solutions for 5G Network Applications
Samtec, Mouser and Electronic Design are launching a new webinar High-Performance Solutions for 5G Network Applications. Attendees will learn about the latest 5G applications in the industry. Examples include:
- Test and Measurement
- IC Evaluation and Development Boards
- Network Equipment
- Automotive and Transportation
In any 5G design, getting a signal from Point A to Point B is a challenge. Identifying the right interconnect for the right application is essential. An overview of high-performance solutions form Samtec will also be presented.
Click here to register for this timely webinar.
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Conspiracy theorists burn 5G towers claiming link to virus
By KELVIN CHAN, BEATRICE DUPUY and ARIJETA LAJKAApril 21, 2020
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FILE - In this Tuesday, Jan 28, 2020 file photo, mobile network phone masts are visible in front of St Paul's Cathedral in the City of London. Dozens of European cell towers have been destroyed in recent arson attacks that officials and wireless companies say are fueled by groundless conspiracy theories linking new 5G mobile networks and the coronavirus pandemic. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant, File)
LONDON (AP) - The CCTV footage from a Dutch business park shows a man in a black cap pouring the contents of a white container at the base of a cellular radio tower. Flames burst out as the man jogs back to his Toyota to flee into the evening.
It’s a scene that’s been repeated dozens of times in recent weeks in Europe, where conspiracy theories linking new 5G mobile networks and the coronavirus pandemic are fueling arson attacks on cell towers.
Popular beliefs and conspiracy theories that wireless communications pose a threat have long been around, but the global spread of the virus at the same time that countries were rolling out fifth generation wireless technology has seen some of those false narratives amplified.
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Officials in Europe and the U.S. are watching the situation closely and pushing back, concerned that attacks will undermine vital telecommunications links at a time they’re most needed to deal with the pandemic.
“I’m absolutely outraged, absolutely disgusted, that people would be taking action against the very infrastructure that we need to respond to this health emergency,” Stephen Powis, medical director of the National Health Service in England, said in early April.
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Some 50 fires targeting cell towers and other equipment have been reported in Britain this month, leading to three arrests. Telecom engineers have been abused on the job 80 times, according to trade group Mobile UK, making the U.K. the nucleus of the attacks. Photos and videos documenting the attacks are often overlaid with false commentary about COVID-19. Some 16 have been torched in the Netherlands, with attacks also reported in Ireland, Cyprus, and Belgium.
Posts threatening to attack phone masts were receiving likes on Facebook. One post in an anti-vaccine group on April 12 shared a photo of a burned phone mast with the quote, “Nobody wants cancer & covid19. Stop trying to make it happen or every pole and mobile store will end up like this one.”
The trend received extra attention in Britain when a tower supplying voice and data traffic to a Birmingham field hospital treating coronavirus patients was among those targeted.
“It’s heart-rending enough that families cannot be there at the bedside of loved ones who are critically ill,” Nick Jeffery, CEO of wireless carrier Vodafone UK, said on LinkedIn. “It’s even more upsetting that even the small solace of a phone or video call may now be denied them because of the selfish actions of a few deluded conspiracy theorists.”
False narratives around 5G and the coronavirus have been shared hundreds of thousands of times on social media. They vary widely from claims that the coronavirus is a coverup for 5G deployment to those that say new 5G installations have created the virus.
“To be concerned that 5G is somehow driving the COVID-19 epidemic is just wrong,” Dr. Jonathan Samet, dean of the Colorado School of Public Health who chaired a World Health Organization committee that researched cell phone radiation and cancer. “I just don’t find any plausible way to link them.”
Anti-5G activists are undeterred.
Susan Brinchman, director of the Center for Electrosmog Prevention, a nonprofit campaigning against “environmental electromagnetic pollution,” says that people have a right to be concerned about 5G and links to COVID-19. “The entire 5G infrastructure should be dismantled and turned off,” she said by email.
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But there’s no evidence that wireless communications - whether 5G or earlier versions - harm the immune system, said Myrtill Simko, scientific director of SciProof International in Sweden, who has spent decades researching the matter.
The current wave of 5G theories dates back to January, when a Belgian doctor suggested a link to COVID-19. Older variations were circulating before that, mostly revolving around cellphone radiation causing cancer, spreading on Reddit forums, Facebook pages and YouTube channels. Even with daily wireless use among vast majority of adults, the National Cancer Institute has not seen an increase in brain tumors.
The theories gained momentum in 2019 from Russian state media outlets, which helped push them into U.S. domestic conversation, disinformation experts say.
Ryan Fox, who tracks disinformation as chief innovation officer at AI company Yonder, said he noticed an abnormal spike last year in mentions around 5G across Russian state media, with most of the narratives playing off people’s fears around 5G and whether it could cause cancer.
“Were they the loudest voice at that time and did they amplify this conspiracy enough that it helped fuel its long-term success? Yes,” he said.
The conspiracy theories have also been elevated by celebrities including actor Woody Harrelson who shared a video claiming people in China were taking down a 5G tower. It was actually a Hong Kong “smart lamppost” cut down by pro-democracy protesters in August over China surveillance fears. British TV host Eamonn Holmes gave credence to the theories on a talk show, drawing a rebuke from regulators.
“I want to be very clear here,” European Commission spokesman Johannes Bahrke said Friday, as the arson toll rose daily. “There is no geographic or any other correlation between the deployment of 5G and the outbreak of the virus.”
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Dupuy and Lajka reported from New York. Menelaos Hadjicostis contributed to this report from Nicosia, Cyprus.
но бизнес не унывает, и уже поставил станцию 5G на Эвересте:
https://www.techradar.com/uk/news/huawei-brings-5g-to-mount-everest
Впрочем, говорят они, "развертывание 5G сетей, возможно, будет несколько задержано" (но не отменено):
https://www.theverge.com/2020/5/1/21243856/5g-delay-mobile-carriers-hardware-suppliers-us-europe