While Brazil Is Taking Its First Steps in Implementing 5G Internet, South Korea Is Already Planning to Launch the First 6G Networks in 2026 and Will Start Investing in 2021

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 17/08/2020 at 14:12

O investimento aproximado do governo da Coreia do Sul será em torno de 200 bilhões de won – aproximadamente 907 milhões de reais

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The Approximate Investment of the South Korean Government Will Be Around 200 Billion Won – Approximately 907 Million Reais

South Korea is planning to implement the launch of 6G internet networks in the country by 2026, while Brazil is still slowly progressing towards the implementation of 5G networks. The investment from the Korean government is expected to be 200 billion won – approximately 907 million reais.

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In addition to the benefits of faster connections, 6G will bring lower latency – the amount of time delay that a request takes to be transferred from one point to another – the expected numbers are around 1 TB/s, with a delay of 0.1 ms. The sixth generation of mobile networks will also aim to allow services to operate up to a distance of 10 km above ground.

The site Business Korea showed in its report the areas where the first tests with 6G will be conducted: digital healthcare, immersive content, flying cars, automated factories, and smart cities.

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While Brazil Is Taking Its First Steps in Implementing 5G Internet, South Korea Is Already Planning to Launch the First 6G Networks in 2026 and Will Start Investing in 2021

The Approximate Investment of the South Korean Government Will Be Around 200 Billion Won – Approximately 907 Million Reais

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While Brazil Is Taking Its First Steps in Implementing 5G Internet, South Korea Is Already Planning to Launch the First 6G Networks in 2026 and Will Start Investing in 2021

The Approximate Investment of the South Korean Government Will Be Around 200 Billion Won – Approximately 907 Million Reais

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