The meeting took place yesterday and aimed to help the US become a leader in the mobile space. A government official has loud CNN before the conference stressed that China has prioritized its telecoms sector, while the United States may not have done so. Therefore, the White House should now draw conclusions from 5G on the importance of early participation in the area and transfer it to 6G development. When it came to 5G, the US was initially behind.
Mobile communications expansion is currently lagging behind
Currently, the USA does not play a leading role in either 5G or 6G. The future mobile communications standard is still in an early research phase and is unlikely to be used before 2030. Although 5G is now supported by most mobile service providers in North America, the expansion is still lagging behind. The majority of users still have to use 4G.
6G should bring numerous advantages compared to the existing mobile phone generations. The technology should be much faster than 5G networks and transmit large amounts of data with low latencies. China has also been researching in the 6G area for some time. The Chinese company Huawei is already preparing for the rollout of the technology and would like to be able to make such networks available by 2030.
- USA wants to take the lead in 6G development.
- White House is strategizing and learning from 5G mistakes.
- The USA is currently not taking a leadership role in either 5G or 6G.
- 6G is said to be faster and more powerful than 5G.
- China has been researching 6G for some time and Huawei wants to provide the network by 2030.
- The USA must hurry in order not to fall behind.
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