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Kit Winder | 27 Sep 2020 A movie in 2.5 seconds  Dear Reader,   It can be tough trying to explain what a monumental leap forward 5G technology is set to be.   So, let me illustrate in a simple example:   You probably already know how much of a jump in speed 4G was.   How much faster everything became…   Apps, streaming, music…   It allowed the 'app economy' – which was promising before – to absolutely explode, with billion dollar apps like Uber, Deliveroo and Spotify popping up seemingly one after the other.   Using 4G, it's possible to download a HD movie in as little as fifteen minutes.   Even ten years ago, that would have seemed incredible.    But 5G?   That same movie will take all of 2.5 seconds to download.   That's how much of an explosion in speed and power this will be.   Controversial? Certainly. I'd imagine the debate over 5G will continue for months and probably years.   But one thing's for certain. 5G represents potentially one of the biggest investment opportunities of the last decade or more.   If you disagree, just answer this question:   Have you ever seen a massive tech breakthrough that hasn'tled to companies skyrocketing in value?   My publisher Paolo Cabrelli is waiting to share with you what he believes is one of the most exciting opportunities hidden within 5G tech…   Interested in finding out more?   Click here to take a look.   All the best,   Kit Winder Editor, Southbank Investment Research

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