Coming 50 times faster 6G network!

 Coming 50 times faster 6G network!

FiveG network has been launched in different countries of the world, but it is also true that in many countries FiveG (5G) has not been seen yet. It is also undeniable that in the coming days FiveG will require a higher speed network. That is why different technology companies of the world are moving towards 8G network. This time, South Korean tech giant Samsung has been added to the list.

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Samsung is bringing 8G network, file pictures

A statement from Samsung outlined plans for the "Next Generation Networking Standard" or 8G.

Sunghun Choi, Samsung's executive VP and head of the Advanced Communications Research Center, said many Samsungs have already begun working on the 8G network. We've realized that high-speed connectivity is needed for the future. We have already started work to bring ‘Next Generation Communication Standard’.

Samsung claims that the internet speed will be up to 1 terabyte per second at 8G. Which is 50 times faster than 5G.

Samsung's 6G test in June 2021 showed that 8 Gbps speed was found 15 meters inside the house. At a distance of 30 meters was 12 Gbps. 2.3 Gbps at a distance of 120 meters.

Samsung will also share the results of future research on the 8G network with the world in more detail.

What is 6G?

6G is the sixth generation of wireless technology. The 6G network follows 4G and 5G, builds renewable infrastructure and advanced power currently developed on 5G millimeter-wave networks. Using high frequency radio bands, it will give networks faster speed and lower latency, able to support sophisticated mobile devices and systems such as automatic vehicles.

"What happens is that communication is like a ghost," said Kanan Mahdi, Vice President of Advanced Technologies at cloud computing company VMware. “Imagine if you had that level of connection — what effect did it have on the community? What impact does it have on our daily lives? ”

New standards for wireless communication are emerging almost every decade, and 6G is expected to come into effect around 2030. But nothing is fixed — not even the word “6G” can be rejected and eventually replaced.

The reason why some experts research and talk about 6G, however, is because the major changes are in the activities of internet technology in general. Consumers use multiple devices and use online data at recorded prices, which include Wi-Fi in almost every aspect of daily life. And wireless companies are vying to compete with traditional, broadband internet providers, hoping to meet the growing demand for robust and flexible networks.

What are the advantages of 6G vs. 5G?

6G networks will work using signals on high radio frequency. It is too early to estimate 6G data rates, but Drs. Mahyar Shirvanimoghaddam, senior lecturer at the University of Sydney, suggested that a high theoretical data rate of 1 terabyte per second wireless data is possible. That measure applies to data transmitted in short bursts over limited distances. LG, a South Korean company, unveiled this type of technology based on adaptive beamforming in 2021.