How to use neon light to transmit 5G signal

In terms of technology, 5G uses electric waves for sending and receiving data while neon Fiber optic communication uses light to transmit data through fiber optic cables. Whereas 5G can have downlink speed up to the scale of 10 Gbps and 8 Gbps uplink, practical speed measured on Fiber cables is 60 Gbps.

Is 5G faster than fibre optic? When 5G is established with sophisticated physical connections and the necessary infrastructure, it is likely to be much faster than fibre. 5G has anticipated speeds of 20GB download per second; 100GB upload and less than a millisecond of latency.

Neon, It never will, because that is not the point.

The point of 5G was to have enough capacity for everyone to have a phone, and for everyone to be able to use it all at once when they are not at home, even in high-density spaces like stadiums, and big-city train stations at rush hour.
The point of fiber is to have even more capacity, so everyone’s home and work WiFi and Ethernet networks can take the load off the 5G network so its goals are even possible. As well, the 5G network needs fiber backhaul (maybe not everywhere, but a lot of it nevertheless).