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Connected living − the true vision of the Internet of Things (IoT) – offers improvement in the quality of life while presenting new business avenues. A combined effort by researchers, industries, manufacturers, service providers, and other stakeholders is required to address distinct IoT requirements. This convergence is expected to unleash a new dimension of opportunities that cannot be fully realized with conventional solutions. At the same time, 5G wireless promises a new connected ecosystem with potential technologies, like massive Multiple-Input and Multiple-Output (MIMO), Cloud Radio Access Network (C-RAN), Heterogeneous-CRAN (H-CRAN), mmWave, software-defined networking, information (content or data)-centric communication, Multi-RAT, and novel multiplexing. Since emerging 5G network is expected to revolutionize the way of communication, its design and standardization should consider IoT as one of the major guidelines. To this regard, we present technical details of emerging 5G networks inline with pressing IoT requirements, essential for the ultimate shaping of a connected living. We also delineate limitations of legacy networks to provide for peculiarities of IoT requirements.
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