Multinational LG Tests 6G Technology and Promises Transmission Superiority of Up to 50 Times

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 20/09/2022 at 12:10

Updated on 20/09/2022 at 20:30

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The Multinational LG Is Already Testing the New 6G Technology, Which Promises to Be More Intelligent, Immersive, and Global, Being 50 Times Faster Than the Newly Arrived 5G.

With the arrival of 5G network installations in much of the world’s industries, some companies are already making investments focused on the development of the next generation of mobile internet. Currently, the multinational LG is one of the most advanced companies in the evolution of the new 6G technology. The network is already being tested by the company.

6G Technology Reaches Frequencies of 155 to 175 GHz

According to an official statement released by the multinational LG last Wednesday (14), it was possible to successfully transmit and receive wireless data with 6G terahertz (THz) technology during a test at the Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute (HHI) in Berlin, Germany.

LG claims that the signal was in the frequency range of 155 – 175 GHz and reached a distance of 320 meters outdoors, which is seen as an important step for the sale of 6G THz technology in urban indoor and outdoor areas.

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6G Technology Can Be 50x Faster Than 5G

Despite the distance achieved in the test, the company points out that the range of 6G technology is very limited compared to that of 5G, due to the fact that it leverages ultra-wideband frequencies.

Because of this, the LG multinational team, along with the members of the HHI institute, created low-noise power amplifiers that improve the quality of the input signal.

In its statement, LG asserts that the expectation is that the new 6G technology will start to be standardized from 2025, with the sale of the technology planned for 2030.

Although a significant advancement in peak speeds compared to 5G is expected, with new information showing rates up to 50 times higher and 10 times lower latency, the focus of the 6G network should not be its speed, but rather more immersion, globalization, and intelligence.

6G Technology Will Reach the Market in 2030

5G Internet is still being installed in industries in Brazil, but 6G is already showing significant progress, potentially reaching the market as early as 2030.

The world’s largest telecommunications operator, China Mobile, has released a technical study proposing the architecture and design for the next generation of mobile internet.

The infrastructure project aims to bring speed gains of up to 100 times compared to the current 5G, in addition to greater reliability.

Multinational LG Tests 6G Technology and Promises Transmission Superiority of Up to 50 Times

The Multinational LG Is Already Testing the New 6G Technology, Which Promises to Be More Intelligent, Immersive, and Global, Being 50 Times Faster Than the Newly Arrived 5G.

6G Technology Reaches Frequencies of 155 to 175 GHz

6G Technology Can Be 50x Faster Than 5G

6G Technology Will Reach the Market in 2030

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