Recently, at a Huawei global analysis conference, Mr. Eric Xu – Huawei’s rotating chairman said that 6G technology will be available in the market around 2030.
“We think 6G will be on the market around 2030, but we still don’t really know what 6G is. Our industry is expected to come up with something to contribute to businesses and consumers around 2030, just like we did for 4G and 5G, ”said Eric Xu.
6G technology will appear around 2030 Mr. Eric Xu also noted that Huawei is currently working to determine the key specifications of 6G technology, and the company may soon release a white paper on 6G. “We are working with other players in the mobile industry to determine what 6G really is,” added Mr. Eric Xu. Maybe in the near future, we will release our 6G white paper “. Mr. Eric Xu stated that the future development of 6G will depend on potential use cases that need the support of this technology. “If Huawei or the global industry has limited imagination and if we can’t come up with a compelling use case for 6G, then maybe 6G won’t be necessary. If all the use cases for 6G that the industry will come up with could be supported by 5G or 5.5G then we wouldn’t need 6G. Then we may need to wait for our next generation, who might be smarter than us and have different needs. They may come up with some use cases that only 6G can handle. That will be where 6G can find its value… ”, analyzed Eric Xu. In preparation for the next generation of mobile technology, the Chinese government has begun researching 6G technology. According to Chinese state media reports, government agencies and research institutes had initial meetings with the aim of establishing research and development groups. 6G technology National level. China’s Ministry of Science and Technology said it would set up two working groups to carry out 6G research activities. Meanwhile, earlier this week, the German government said it plans to finance up to 700 million euros ($ 833 million) for research on 6G technologies by 2025. In a statement, the Ministry of Education Education and Research The German Federation (BMBF) said it started Germany’s first research initiative on 6G technology this week. Besides China and Germany, many other countries in the world have also planned and invested in the research and development of 6G technology such as the US, Korea, Japan, France and Finland. Phan Van Hoa (from Rcrwireless)
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