This is equivalent to being able to download more than 20 medium-length movies in one second. This record was broken by scientists from University College London, who used the multiplexing method, in which multiple signals are transmitted simultaneously.
Current 5G networks face issues due to limited frequency bandwidth at large events and crowded places like concerts or train stations.
To overcome this obstacle, researchers expanded the frequency range from 5 GHz to 150 GHz using radio waves and light. Combining radio waves for low frequencies with laser technologies for high frequencies made it possible to achieve record speeds.
The latest technology can provide users with incredible capabilities, from transferring large amounts of data to maintaining stable communications where network load is high.
Source: Ferra
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