The advancement of technology is always much faster than the adoption of his improvements. We are in 2020 and in Spain we have only just begun to take advantage of the 5G. And that we are one of the countries in the world with greater speed of deployment of this technology.
Despite that, there are companies like Samsung that are already starting to work on what will be the next step in the wireless communications world, the 6G.
The company has published a document that outlines how it will be this technology according to their labs.
We already have a first date
Experts of the Korean company indicates that despite the fact that they are already working on this technology, it is still too early to know what will be the uses of the same. Yes that estimate that will be within about eight years, in 2028, when the deployment is massive, and consumers are able to access the 6G. In spite of this, do not believe it is up to 2030 when the consumption of 6G is massive.
The improvements of the 6G
Same way that the 5G is a leap ahead with respect to the 4G on aspects such as the amount of devices connected at the same time or the top speed, it goes something similar to this with the 6G.
According to Samsung, the aspects in which we have a leap remarkable from the 5G to the 6G will be the maximum speeds, the stability of the connection and, again, the amount of devices that could connect at the same time, in addition to an improvement in the latency.
Uses very futuristic
One of the most eye-catching of the document published by Samsung refers to the potential uses that will have this technology. Speaking of Actually, extended (XR), holograms of high-resolution mobility and replicas digital.
As is logical, all of these uses are still far in time, but with concepts and technologies that already work.
If you want to know more about this new connectivity you can download the document that has been created by Samsung and has been placed free of charge on its website.
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