5G vs. Wi-Fi: Differences and applications in mobile and fixed networks.

5G and Wi-Fi serve different roles in connectivity. **5G** is a mobile network technology designed for wide-area coverage, offering high speeds, low latency, and the ability to connect numerous devices, ideal for mobile users, smart cities, and IoT deployments. **Wi-Fi**, on the other hand, operates in localized environments (homes, offices) with a focus on providing high-speed internet through fixed networks. While 5G is managed by telecom carriers, Wi-Fi is privately managed. Both technologies are complementary, enhancing overall connectivity and coverage.

**5G** and **Wi-Fi** serve different connectivity needs. **5G** provides high-speed, low-latency mobile internet, supporting a wide range of devices and applications in urban and rural areas. **Wi-Fi** offers high-speed, cox cable tv and internet packages  localized connectivity for homes and businesses. While 5G excels in mobility and wide coverage, Wi-Fi is ideal for stable, high-capacity connections in specific locations. Both complement each other in enhancing overall connectivity.