The era of 5G/LTE Network Integration of Virtual Reality (VR) to Revolutionize IT Infrastructure

Abstract

Background: 5G, when combined with immersive virtual reality (VR) technology, can create a trillion dollar innovation ecosystem across industries from education and healthcare to entertainment. The article studies what impact and implications did this integration provide towards the fostering of IT infrastructure growth. Objective: This article investigates whether the 5G/LTE network capabilities can add value to VR applications and focuses on identification of challenges in managing such technology. The proposed research will cover a general perspective on how this integration impacts overall IT systems and thus aims at offering an extensive understanding of the effect of integrates testing over performance, efficiency and end user experience of IT systems. Methodology: This article combined qualitative research techniques of expert interviews and case studies with quantitative data analysis based on network performance indicators—e.g., focusing the effectiveness of VR applications. The main point is that this process provides a comprehensive picture of where technologies are converging. Results: Intending 5G/LTE can significantly enhance performance with a decrease in latency and an increase in data throughput lends recognition to the idea that many of these applications are for VR applications. They provide a real-world example and demonstrate the potential of full integration. But it has identified some problems such as security concerns, network instability and scalability limitations. Conclusion: The integration of 5G/LTE and VR represents a milestone of the scene multi-view system in modern information technology infrastructure, which leads to an increase in user experience and operation efficiency. Despite obstacles needing attention, our results underscore the significant benefits of the integration and its capacity to inspire innovation across a variety of fields.