6G COMING SOON?
What does this mean for you?
Although 5G wireless networks are still in their initial deployment stages, wireless communication companies are already setting their sights on the next evolution of mobile networks: 6G.
In reality, 6G has not yet materialized, but it exists as a concept that experts are envisioning. 6G represents the forthcoming phase of wireless technology, integrating innovative elements such as edge computing, artificial intelligence, and terahertz waves to usher in an entirely new era of the internet. With 6G, internet speeds could potentially skyrocket to a thousand times faster than current standards, and latency could plummet to as low as one millisecond. Conventional Wi-Fi devices like laptops and smartphones might give way to cutting-edge technologies like cellular surfaces and even Wi-Fi implants. Yes, you read that correctly, implants.
While all of this remains purely theoretical at present, a growing interest in the field has spurred government investments in research and fostered collaborations between universities and telecommunications companies. So, let's embark on a deep exploration into the realm of 6G and dare to imagine what the future may hold.
6G FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
6G stands for "sixth generation." It represents the forthcoming wireless internet and communications standard, succeeding 5G and 4G.
6G is primarily a theoretical concept encompassing a set of ideas and hypotheses regarding the future landscape of mobile networks, Wi-Fi devices, connected vehicles, and various Wi-Fi-enabled devices expected to emerge in a decade or so. It serves as the envisioned future of wireless internet, shaped by the perspectives of academics and industry stakeholders.v
While the precise appearance of 6G remains uncertain, it is likely to involve a heightened level of automation and connectivity in domains such as automobiles, drones, mobile devices, homes, and industries. Additionally, 6G will incorporate cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence and advanced "edge computing" to enhance network sophistication. This will enable unprecedented internet speeds and instantaneous latency, facilitating the coordination of intricate systems such as traffic management and stock markets.
A 6G base station is a wireless communication facility employed for the reception and transmission of cellular signals. Although 6G base stations are not yet in existence, 4G LTE and 5G networks rely on cell towers and "small cells," which are compact transmitters installed on street corners and utility poles, to deliver internet and cellular data to our phones and other wireless devices.
HERE'S THE ENCOURAGING UPDATE
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4G vs. 5G vs. 6G—The Gradual Evolution Of Wireless Technology
Network Speeds Supported devices
4G Approx. 41.9 Mbps Mobile phones, tablets, hotspots
5G 40–1,100 Mbps Mobile phones, tablets, hotspots, public infrastructure, automated cars
6G Up to 1 Tbps (1,000,000 Mbps) Automated cars, cellular surfaces, Wi-Fi implants