Bain & Company predicts that only one in eight telecoms will survive the transition to 5G, primarily because of the high CAPEX required to meet the capacity and ubiquity 5G requires. In fact, McKinsey predicts that if wireless options don’t dramatically improve the future will have to be a wired (fiber) one. Fiberless solution cannot only replicate all the existing fiber connections for 5% the cost in less than a year, but it can go places where cost prohibit, less densely populated, and where the poorer live. For fiber, these economically unattractive urban areas average 90% of a typical city’s area.