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The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) said on Friday it has officially published the framework for developing 6G standards approved last month by the ITU Radiocommunication Assembly (RA).
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has today published the first framework for the future 6G mobile (mobile broadband) and wireless
6G Technology: 6G is slated to pave the way for fast broadband networks powered by artificial intelligence, allowing automated infrastructure optimisation. With data speeds potentially hitting 100 Gbps, it is estimated to be almost 100 times faster than 5G mobile broadband. 6G also promises improvements in network connectivity over 5G. Typical 5G use cases such as smart cities, smart factories, smart farms and robotics are slated to hit the next level in terms of efficiency.
India's proposed local next-generation standard, known as 5Gi, has been the cause of some concern among operators, hardware vendors, chipmakers and smartphone manufacturers, many of which were worried that it would be mandatory for 5G deployment in the country. Now it appears that is not going to happen.
India's own 5G standard could delay its 5G launch TSDSI, which develops standards for telecom and ICT products and services in India, has developed the country's own 5G technology standard - 5Gi. But concerns around it are growing louder by the day Manu Kaushik | February 20, 2021 | Updated 00:17 IST The concerns around India's own 5G technology - TSDSI's 5G Radio Interface Technology (RIT) named 5Gi - are getting louder. In December, global body International Telecommunication Union (ITU) completed the three-year-long evaluation of 5Gi and accepted it as a global 5G standard. However, indus...