https://www.cnet.com/news/5g-is-finally-starting-to-feel-real/Fai...

https://www.cnet.com/news/5g-is-finally-starting-to-feel-real/

Fair point Icarus, but 5G is a fair way off being rolled out here as is highlighted in the cnet article above. 

Most people selecting at home internet services want a few simple things - speeds quick enough to stream netflix/foxtel/stan on a few different TVs(think family of 4-6, share house with 3 people in it), not having to have a NBN technician to come to your house to do an install(i have needed to have one come over a few times and it is beyond inconvienient) and reliable customer service which going off the number of responses from Unitiy's customer service on whirlpool they seem to be very engaging(also a poster above mention how their daughter was happy with them)

The CAGR signing up new customers and number of people asking on Whirlpool when unity is going to be installed in their area are positive indicators.

If 5G was to be rolled out quickly and we use the alternatives to Huwei(who are under a massive spotlight RN) then yes this could cause some major headaches for the company. Or the company could be involved in the collaboration of a 5G roll out seeing as they are a young nimble small operator relative to the other telcos in the country.

Thanks,
TT