Using tools such as drones, sensors, artificial intelligence, big data and blockchain, the testing made it possible to collect data on weather conditions, soil characteristics and crop health; ■ the first connection in Europe capable of permanently exceeding a downlink speed of 4 Gbps on a 5G live network, with 26 Gigahertz (GHz) millimeter-wave (mmWave) frequencies acquired in the Italian Ministry of Economic Development’s 5G auction; ■ continuing on with the first trial started in Turin in recent years, the 5G revolution started out from Venice, to develop the smart cities of the future: a “director's cabin” at the service of the municipal authority, citizens and visitors, which can improve the city’s mobility and safety.