Japan Launches World's First 6G Device

Japan Launches World's First 6G Device

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: May 21 2024

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  • A Japanese consortium has unveiled a 6G prototype that can transfer data at 100 Gbps, which is 20 times faster than the current 5G technology. The device is capable of covering distances over 300 feet.
  • The 6G prototype utilizes different frequency bands for varying environments—100 GHz bands for indoor speeds and 300 GHz bands for outdoor speeds.
  • Despite the high speeds, the use of higher frequency bands may limit the signal’s ability to penetrate through obstacles such as walls and rain, potentially affecting performance in certain conditions.
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