Technology/6G connection coming soon

6G technologies that help give other industries and sectors the means to reduce their environmental impact by promoting digital transformation. 

6G technologies widely available and accessible to developing countries. 

6G technologies that leverage non-terrestrial networks (NTNs) such as satellites and high-altitude platform stations (HAPS). 

– Spectrum and manufacturing

6G technologies with secure and resilient supply chains. 

6G technologies that enable a globally competitive market across the ICT value chain and across all elements of the compute and connectivity continuum, with multiple software and hardware providers. 

6G Technologies that could use new spectrum allocations or spectrum already allocated to wireless services. 6G Technologies that use spectrum efficiently and integrate spectrum sharing mechanisms into their design to coexist with incumbent service providers. 

The commercial launch of 6G is planned for 2030. Preliminary research and requirements gathering has begun and, as with previous generations, will continue throughout the 6G lifecycle. The development of specifications and standardization of 6G is planned for 2025-2029. 

6G will be able to achieve speeds up to 100 times higher than 5G. The speeds of this sixth generation could thus reach up to 1 Gb/s, i.e. the speed of a fiber optic internet box.