In my recent chat with Peter Jarich, Head of GSMA Intelligence, we discussed how mobile networks have evolved and what’s next. He explained how we have moved from 1G to 5G, and now operators are rolling out 5G Advanced as a step towards 6G, expected around 2030. Key Highlights: - Networks Evolve Every 10 Years: Mobile networks change in decade-long cycles. We started with basic analog services (1G), moved to digital (2G), then 3G, 4G, and now 5G. Peter noted, "These technologies never stop improving. While we talk about 6G, we are still making 5G better every day." - 5G for Everyone: Unlike older networks, 5G is built for both consumers and industries. It offers faster speeds for mobile users and supports critical industries like healthcare, manufacturing, and smart cities. "5G is not just about watching videos—it also helps businesses run better, connect sensors, and enable real-time communication." - The Step Towards 6G: Many mobile operators are rolling out 5G Advanced, an improv...