Difference between 5G and 4G Networks

S. No.	5G Network	4G Network
Download Speed	Peak Download speed is between 10 Gbps -20 Gbps. It allows for 10 times faster upload and download speeds than 4G.	The download speed provided by a 4G network is between 100Mbps-1Gbps.
Latency (delay in transmitting or processing data)	Latency measures the time it takes for data to go from source to destination in milliseconds. 4G has Hight latency of 50ms. The 5G networks are expected to shrink that to an impressive 1 ms. For instance, 5G is essential for self-driving or autonomous cars to let a cloud-based AI make real-time navigational decisions.	4G has a higher latency of about 50 milliseconds.
Bandwidth	Higher bandwidth. Millions of people living in densely populated cities, airports, railway stations etc. can connect concurrently without experiencing latency or speed issues.	4G has Lower Bandwidth spectrum from 600 MHz to 2.5 GHz
Efficiency	Better efficiency means 5G wastes less power than 4G LTE networks. It reduces energy consumption by 10 % as compared to 4G networks.	4G LTE uses substantially more energy than 5G.