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Why Cleveland Clinic went with private 5G over Wi-Fi for its newest hospital | Health IT

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Cleveland Clinic outfitted its newest hospital with a private 5G network to make its internet more stable and secure and give it the capacity for advances in medical imaging and augmented reality.

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Why Cleveland Clinic went with private 5G over Wi-Fi for its newest hospital | Health IT

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