1.Internet of Things 5G will enable a new wave of IoT applications and services.IoT refers to the network of physical devices connected to the internet. These devices can communicate with each other and share data. IoT applications, such as smart home devices and wearable technology, are already used today. The importance of IoT comes from remote access capability to base stations and data centers. Most players in the telecommunication industry will increase the adoption of IoT to exploit the benefits bestowed by the technology. An enabling role for providing IoT infrastructure, which the telecommunication industry is best positioned to deliver, will allow the carriers to structure their own IoT services and offer them to the ever-growing IoT market. The fact that players in the telecom industry are also carriers of internet connectivity implies that the industry will play an enabling role in implementing and deploying IoT.

2.AI AI can detect network issues, perform self-repairs, or safeguard networks from fraudulent activity. It can also predict usage and behavior patterns in equipment operations or customer interactions. Therefore it can help improve a more efficient resolution of potential hardware defects or customer problems that can influence the user experience. AI technology can automate tasks, improve decision-making, and provide personalized services.

3.Cloud computing most telecommunication companies rely on colossal computing infrastructure to operate various applications, manage data, and charge services. A switch to the cloud lowers the on-premise hardware and HR requirements, reduces investment and operational costs, and therefore boosts revenue streams. Similar to IoT, telecoms can use the cloud to improve the effectiveness of their operations, or they can restructure cloud computing services, allowing them to provide these services to the expanding and growing market. Using cloud computing in operations will be beneficial because it provides an invaluable opportunity for telecoms to switch essential business functions to the cloud. The higher efficiency offered by the cloud enables telecoms to adjust to fluctuations in market demands.

4. Cyber security and Blockchain! Cyber security and resilience are major concerns for the telecom industry. we will see more cyber-attacks and data breaches in the coming days. The 5G technology brings new security threats, and telcos must prepare for direct or indirect cyber attacks. This means building adequate IT infrastructure and pairing it with talent and processes to support resiliency. Effective cybersecurity must include the implementation of threat detection, incident response methods, and prevention methods. Even worse, IoT-enabled networks are more vulnerable to major cyber invasions and crimes. Insufficiently protected devices such as laptops, routers, webcams, automobiles, home security systems, or IoT machines can be turned into weapons by hackers. So for Telcos, it’s essential to implement adequate cybersecurity measures. As a result, telecom companies will need to invest in better cyber security measures. One way to improve cyber security is to use blockchain technology. Blockchain is a distributed database that can be used to store data securely. In 2025, we will see more telecom companies use Blockchain to improve their cyber security. Blockchain is a game-changer for secure business operations with third parties. It will also reduce costs and consistently increase revenue. Communication service providers can use Blockchain to offer new and secure services.