Eric Schmidt and co-author Graham Allison said in an op-end that 5G development is key as it could enhance a country’s military and intelligence capabilities.
The U.S. government's"dithering" has left the country"well behind" China in the race to build out 5G technology, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt said in a Wall Street Journal op-ed.
The authors said 5G development is key as applications could"advantage a country's intelligence agencies and enhance its military capabilities."
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