Where to now for long term investors of Telstra, page-7755

I dont think that this has been mentioned on HC. Anyway for information :-

http://www.bbc.com/storyworks/future-secured/the-future-in-5g?&utm_source=bbc-ros&utm_medium=promo-10x10&utm_campaign=ukgov&utm_content=article01-v2

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""The UK consumes and exports a lot of salmon," he says. "Most of it is farmed in remote parts of Scotland that haven’t previously enjoyed good internet coverage. Thanks to a co-innovation project involving business, government and academia, IoT sensors installed in Scottish salmon farms now relay information about pH levels, salinity and temperature in real time via a 5G network. That means action can be taken swiftly if anything threatens fish stocks.
"FarmWizard is a British company that does something similar with cattle, though its software receives data from RFID chips attached to livestock. In 2018, FarmWizard was acquired by Australian agritech superstar AgriWebb. "FarmWizard developed a technology that allowed cattle farmers to use mobile devices to monitor herds,” founder Terry Canning says. “But with 5G we can expect a transformation of agritech. We’ll have the ability to integrate remote monitoring much more into farm and livestock management."Peel points out that, like AgriWebb, many Australian start-ups have opened offices in, or even relocated to, the UK over the past decade. He suspects the Anglo-Australian start-up traffic will now become much more two-way."Post-Brexit, many UK tech businesses will be keen to forge commercial relationships with Australian organisations," he says. "There will be basic, transactional exchanges. For instance, Australian networking operators might source off-the-shelf radio technology from British businesses such as Lime Microsystems. But I suspect we'll also see many Australian and British businesses forging ongoing collaborative relationships. Also, Australian start-ups will buy British ones or seek to raise funding in the London capital markets. However the commercial relationships end up playing out, the UK has plenty of 5G-enabled smart city, smart factory, e-health and immersive VR/AR technology to offer Australia."