China is about to develop 6G network, 10 times faster than 5G, 200 times more than 4G
While operators worldwide are racing to become the first country to deploy 5G networks, Chinese researchers plan to research and develop the 6G network, 10 times faster than 5G, urgently 200 times 4G in the next few years.
As expected, from 2020 China will officially start researching and developing the 6th generation wireless network (6G). The 6G network not only provides 10 times faster transfer rate than 5G but also helps to cover high-altitude areas.
Before China, the Finnish Academy also began studying the 6G network. And in April 2018, Finland announced the 6Geneisis project, a program to conceptualize and realize the 6G network lasting 9 years. As expected, Finland will put 6G network into operation in 2030.
Researchers hope that the 6G network will solve the problems that the 5G network has not yet met, contributing to the evolution of things that at the moment the industry is doing with 5G.
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