By E.B. Tucker, editor, Strategic Investor Dr. Ling Zhipei started operating on the patient’s brain at 9 a.m. He precisely implanted an electrode stimulator on one part of the brain to help regulate the patient’s Parkinson’s disease. Three hours later, the procedure was a success. What made this brain surgery unusual was Dr. Ling performed it from an office 1,864 miles away. While the patient was at a hospital in Beijing, the doctor was at his other office in a coastal city in the southern province of Hainan in China. As the crow flies, Beijing and this city are about as far apart as Las Vegas, Nevada and Charlotte, North Carolina. Brain surgery is serious, even under the best circumstances. Going under the knife when your surgeon is nearly 2,000 miles away is almost unthinkable. 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It’s connecting devices that will change your life – like automated cars, health-monitoring devices, and safety equipment. As 5G infiltrates cities, it will even connect devices as small as the surgical tools that Dr. Ling used to work on his patient’s brain. The economic benefits of real-time connected devices are tremendous. IHS Markit estimates there will be $12.3 trillion worth of increased global output on the back of 5G by 2035. But here’s the thing: Although Dr. Ling was able to perform the surgery thanks to 5G, right now the service barely works on a larger scale. And that spells opportunity for savvy investors who know what it’s going to take to make 5G function. I’ve spotted these kinds of profitable opportunities in the tech sector before. When everyone was rushing into bitcoin right before it took a dive in 2018, I booked a 13,000% gain in less than a year by betting on the technology behind bitcoin (the blockchain) instead. 5G is the next big opportunity on my radar. That’s why today, I’ll lay out what’s holding it back… and the solution that you should bet on if you want to reap gains from this trend. First, let’s back up and take a close look at the current 5G landscape… The 5G Miracle Right now, most consumers are still using the 4G network. Until recently, 4G was a freeway compared to the three generations that preceded it. But 5G will leave it in the dust. The next generation of service will increase download speeds 10 to 100 times what 4G offers today. Your 4G phone may display a spinning icon while you wait for YouTube to show you a video. Your 5G phone could download a full-length, high-definition movie in seconds. That’s tied to the concept of “latency.” It’s a technological term for the delay in a signal reaching its destination. Think of this like the delay on a long-distance phone call years ago. Or like in the early days of news channels using satellites to stream field reports. If you weren’t careful in either case, you’d talk over the person on the other end of the line. While latency is annoying in a phone conversation or TV interview, it can be deadly in something as precise as the brain surgery operation in China we mentioned above. With 5G connectivity, latency is so low that the doctor was able to direct surgical tools over 1,800 miles away. Analog devices used in everything from health monitoring to forestry work will connect on a 5G network. This enables real-time monitoring and instruction from a central facility. The stuff of science fiction is about to be reality. As we mentioned above, this will be a boon for the economy. While connected machines will replace some workers, IHS Markit sees 5G creating an additional 22 million jobs. A 5G network could even deliver 15% growth in GDP as it connects the world. However, there’s one big obstacle standing in the way of 5G’s benefits… The Next Phase You can now walk into a Verizon store, buy a 5G-enabled phone, and get access to nearly instant download speeds and miniscule latency. The problem is, you’ll drive across town and realize the service doesn’t work. You’ll be back on 4G, wondering why you spent $1,300 on a 5G-enabled phone. So while 5G is already available in several big cities – like Atlanta, Chicago, and Denver – its service is limited. Take Denver, for example. If you’re standing on the corner of 17th Street and Glenarm Place, you’re connected to 5G. But walk 60 feet and step inside a café, and you’re back on 4G… the same service you currently have. And 5G connectivity is not possible on the existing 4G cellular network. The 5G signal operates on a higher spectrum than its predecessor. All this means is that the 5G signal uses shorter waves to transfer data than the current 4G network uses. That’s what gives 5G its speed and its ability to transfer more data. However, today it’s almost impossible for a device to maintain its connection to a 5G signal. That’s because 5G’s shorter wavelength means its signal doesn’t travel as far. That’s why companies like Verizon and AT&T are committing billions of dollars to build out tens of thousands of new cell towers for the 5G network. Take it from Rudy Reyes, a vice president at Verizon: We are going to need about five to 10 times the number of 5G nodes, as we will 4G LTE nodes. Just for downtown LA, Verizon alone is going to need around 200 to 300 small cells just to densify for 4G LTE. Then you have to multiply that by five to 10 times for when we get to 5G. There’s a lot at stake with the 5G network. It’s why President Trump said the race to 5G is one “America must win.” It’s also why investors are buying up shares of companies related to 5G. But not every company in the space is worth investing in. Big telecommunication companies like Verizon may get all the headlines in the press, but it’s the device makers that will make things like remote brain surgery possible in a 5G world. That’s why I’ve zeroed in on a tiny company that’s developed an ingenious solution to the 5G problem. The company’s proven it can solve 5G’s flaw. That’s why telecom giants from around the world are paying tens of millions of dollars for this device… and even the Pentagon is signing multimillion-dollar contracts with this company. If you want to learn more, I lay it all out in this video right here. Regards, ![[signature]](https://d1w116sruyx1mf.cloudfront.net/ee-assets/channels/article_default/eb_sig.jpg) E.B. Tucker
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