Big telecom providers like AT&T and T-Mobile agree that 5G will change everything; they consider the arrival of fifth-generation technology as the beginning of the fourth industrial revolution. In three to five years, 5G will serve as a fixed broadband replacement product, according to AT&T's CEO Randall Stephenson. This is ideal for remote areas, or any place not served by cable or fiber. Jeff Binder, executive vice president of home and entertainment at T-Mobile U.S. Inc., says that the emergence of 5G technology will be a game-changer for both the mobile phone and digital video markets.