Samsung expects to launch networks with 6G technology by 2028

You may know that Huawei had begun testing 6G technology. Samsung, a well-known South Korean technology giant, hopes to launch the next generation of communication technologies, 6G technology, sooner than expected. Samsung says it will launch in 2028 and expand globally by 2030. A report released by Samsung entitled "The Next Hyper-Connected Experience for All" details the expansion of the 6G network.

 

However, Samsung has said it will focus on the 6G network in a context where even the 5G network has not yet expanded globally, as it usually takes at least 10 years for a network to research and develop and expand, with no plans to delay its launch. That there is no reason. Sunghyun Choi, head of Samsung's Advanced Communications Research Center, said the decision to start work on the 6G network was based on that fact. It took tech companies 15 years to switch from 2G networks to 3G and the world has been able to upgrade to 5G within 8 years.

With Samsung's latest revelation, the world will shift from 5G technology to 6G within this decade, with 6G expected to deliver speeds of around 1,000GB per second. It is said that with 6G, the air latency will be less than 100 milliseconds and the 6G network will be 50 times faster than the 5G network. It is also expected that AI technologies will grow with the 6G network, and it is expected that high-speed 6G will be available by 2030.