This is a significant improvement over previous tests, which reached speeds of 240 Gbps over a distance of just 20 meters.
The main innovation of 6G over the existing 5G standard is the use of higher frequencies.
While 5G operates in the range of up to 40 GHz, the new technology uses “sub-THz” frequencies ranging from 100 to 300 GHz.
These frequencies can significantly increase data transfer speeds but can also increase the risk of interference.
The development and testing of the 6G transmitter is an important step towards creating the infrastructure of the new communication standard planned to be implemented in 2030.
Source: Ferra
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