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5G will revolutionise future of online gaming: Experts

By IANS | Updated: September 19, 2021 08:45 IST

New Delhi, Sep 19 As India is getting ready to embrace the 5G technology, the next-generation cellular network ...

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New Delhi, Sep 19 As India is getting ready to embrace the 5G technology, the next-generation cellular network will not only open new opportunities in public safety and businesses, but will also have a major impact on online gaming, industry experts said on Sunday.

The experts feel that 5G might lead to a dynamic shift in how and what types of video games are played.

"With the multi-faceted transformation power of 5G, the future of multi-player gaming will witness a turbo-boost," Prabhu Ram, Head, Industry Intelligence Group

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