A key challenge in moving from 5G to 6G is that operators must introduce a new radio technology while still supporting millions of existing 5G devices. That is why 5G–6G […]
6G will use spectrum with existing allocations, so it’s not starting from scratch.
Did you hear before about Fixed, Mobile, and Satellite Convergence (FMSC)?
Have you heard of Fixed, Mobile, and Satellite Convergence (FMSC) before? Fixed, Mobile, and Satellite Convergence (FMSC) is redefining connectivity by unifying terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks into a single intelligent […]
Does the world really need 3 GHz BW of Mid-Band before 2030?
GSMA has identified a critical need for an average of 2 to 3 GHz of mid-band spectrum per country by 2030, noting the consequences of a shortage of mid-band bandwidth, […]
So Fast, It’s Unreal: Japan’s Internet Can Download All of Netflix in One Second
Imagine being able to download every HD video on Netflix in just one second… Now, with Japan, we can say yes. Japan’s National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) achieved […]
6G Role in Solving 5G Multiple Architecture Issue
For the introduction of 5G, 3GPP has specified five possible configurations, or ‘options’, for connecting to an EPC or a new 5G core network (six if the current 4G system […]