5 Interesting Facts About The 6G Network Technology
Anil - Feb 12, 2020
Here's a mindblowing fact: China has already started to study on 6G.
- China Testing 6G Tech After Launching World’s 1st 6G Satellite
- China Becomes The First Country To Launch A 6G Satellite Into Space
- 5G Is Still Limited But Samsung Has Already Had Its Eye On 6G Networks
At the moment, 4G wireless connectivity is still popular in most of the countries. While they are expecting to be upgraded to the next generation of the service - 5G technology - China has already started to study on 6G.
Obviously, 6G will run much faster than the previous generation. China is reported to have launched its research with two groups. One group consists of executives from the ministries, one is made of 37 experts from many tech companies and universities.
China’s working on 6G is thought to have begun in September last year, according to Huawei CEO Zhengfei’s saying. A person who also pays much attention to this issue is President Donald Trump. He tweeted on his account that showed his aspiration for the upcoming technology.
The tech war between Huawei and the US has become the motivation for the US’s 5G network establishment. According to the Wall Street Journal, the company’s government is collaborating with telecom and tech companies to fulfill their current needs.
So now, let’s see 5 facts about 6G that we have known already:
- 6G’s speed could reach one terabyte per second, which is calculated to be 8000 times faster than 5G speed.
- Electronics companies like Samsung and LG have already launched established their own 6G research centers in South Korea. Other ones such as SK Telecom, Nokia, Ericsson are also cooperating with each other to start their project.
- 6G is reported to be high-tech enough to realize sci-fi technologies like the integration of human brains with computers.
- Cyberspace can assist human thought and action through portable and 6G-connected devices.
- The future connectivity will probably available across the sea and space, and will also take low power consumption to high priority.
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