srjecsSRJECSSRJECS2788-9408https://doi.org/10.47310/srjecs.2024.v04i01.004Integration of 5G Based Advanced Wireless Technologies with Internet of ThingsHusseinNajmAbdAliHudaLaftaMajeedSmartphones these days often include high-performance cellular networks (typically 3G, 4G and above), making it possible to access the vast majority of government and business services through mobile devices. The current technologies for smartphones and conventional mobile networks are connected to a cellular mobile network, meaning that users may access services with little delay and a high degree of speed, regardless of their location. Most services, such as e-governance applications, higher learning services, corporate applications, stock market prediction, e-commerce, conferencing based communications, business communications and e-learning based applications, rely on real-time communications, making it imperative that the current technologies and protocols of mobile networks have high efficiency. Predicting network performance across contexts is important for cellular networks due to the wide variety of technology and service delivery methods used. To ensure that a new mobile network technology's projected behaviour can be managed before being released to consumers in a production setting, such implementations are necessary.