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  • Due to the success achieved by the fifth generation (5G) networks regarding fast and good quality signal transmission compared to the previous generation, the world is currently expecting much faster and better communication in the sixth generation (6G) as the following generation network. MDPI
  • Building on the possibilities of 5G networks is the ongoing development of 6G networks, set to become commercially available by 2030. FreightWaves
  • The preference for advanced connectivity technology, which includes 5G and 6G, will continue to drive growth and investment in edge computing to the tune of $166 billion. TechRepublic
  • A team of US researchers, including one of Indian-origin, is developing smartphone technologies that will use current 5G and emerging 6G wireless systems to view and map the surrounding environment. DT next
  • Work is starting on the first phase of 5G/6G research projects, many of which will play a crucial role in the definition of next generation networks. Capacity Media
  • The EU and the US will step up collaboration on the development of 6G wireless communication systems, as Europe seeks to avoid the security risks that the use of Chinese 5G equipment has posed to its 5G networks. Science|Business
  • Arvind Bali, CEO, Telecom Sector Skill Council said, As the telecom sector in India moves ahead in the 5G revolution and aims towards achieving 6G capabilities by 2030, the need for skilled technical manpower becomes even more critical. Voice&Data
  • The preference for advanced connectivity technology, which includes 5G and 6G, will continue to drive growth and investment in edge computing to the tune of about $166 billion. TechRepublic
  • Massive MIMO has seen widespread use in 5G networks and could play an even bigger role in 6G networks, so it's important to make sure it will work with Open Fronthaul. IEEE Spectrum
  • Absent U.S. leadership in the global spectrum ecosystem, China and other ambitious nations will seize technological advantage by disproportionately shaping - and benefiting from - global 5G developments, 6G, and other technologies of the future. DefenseScoop
  • China's regulators allocated spectrum in the 6 GHz frequency band for 5G and 6G services, asserting it was the first country to reserve the resource expected by the mobile industry to enable future connectivity. Deloitte
  • With 6G, which is expected sometime later this decade, data speeds will increase by up to two orders of magnitude compared with millimeter wave - 1 terabit per second versus 10 Gbps for 5G millimeter wave. Semiconductor Engineering
  • China's authorities allocated spectrum in the 6GHz frequency band for 5G and 6G services, asserting it was the first country to reserve the resource expected by the mobile industry to enable future connectivity. Mobile World Live
  • The 3D-printed antennas could speed up the development of new 5G and 6G infrastructure as well as help to open up access to the technologies for people living in remote areas, both in the U.K. and around the world. Tech Xplore
  • While 5G networks, being rolled out in different parts of the globe, offer low latency-delay experienced during transmission, 6G networks are expected to lower them further while providing efficient use of the electromagnetic spectrum. Engineers Ireland
  • With the United States, India recently founded the Initiative on Critical and Emerging Technology, which will expand bilateral cooperation on artificial intelligence, quantum computing, space, defence technology, semiconductors, and telecommunications technology, including 5G and 6G. gmfus
  • An industry group that represents the world's biggest mobile phone operators, 5G connections are expected to double over the next two years, reaching two billion by the end of 2025, with 6G connectivity already on the horizon. Macau Business
  • Going forward, NTT DoCoMo said it will continue to promote research and development as well as to contribute standardization of advanced mobile communication technologies such as 5G, 5G Evolution and 6G, and license its cellular wireless standard essential patents. RCR Wireless News
  • The time of 5G and 6G technology standards for cellular networks will soon be at hand, with 5G already present in some global cities and 6G perhaps just a decade away. Start
  • China will continue to expand its 5G network while further promoting the research and development of 6G as well as other cutting-edge technology. JD Supra
  • NEC Corporation has developed a power amplifier that will serve as a key device for mobile access and fronthaul / backhaul wireless communication equipment to enable high-speed, high-capacity communications for 5G Advanced and 6G networks. eeNews Europe
  • If 6G development proceeds in line with the historical 10-year cadence, we can expect to see the first commercial networks around 2030 - perhaps earlier in parts of the world that were quick to deploy 5G networks, such as Asia. ZDNet

Last updated: 24 March 2024



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