International consortium unveils first architecture specifications for 6G networks
An international telecommunications standards consortium presented the first technical architecture specifications for future 6G mobile networks, whose initial commercial rollouts are projected for the early 2030s. In laboratory tests in terahertz bands, experimental systems reached speeds that could exceed current 5G networks by up to 100 times and reduce response times. The framework will include energy-efficiency criteria and encryption resistant to quantum computing.
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- The consortium presented the first architecture specifications for 6G, with commercial rollouts expected in the early 2030s.
- Laboratory tests in terahertz bands reached speeds that could exceed current 5G networks by up to 100 times.
- The regulatory framework will include energy efficiency and encryption resistant to future quantum computing threats.
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