Samsung has introduced a new document to outline the future of mobile networks. This report, named “Smart and Green Connections,” discusses the upcoming trends in 6G technology. Building on their earlier report from 2020, Samsung’s latest document explores current tech developments and what the market wants. The focus is on incorporating AI to enhance network performance while being kind to the environment.
With the rise in mobile data due to AI and video streaming, we need new tech to make everything run smoothly. From the time of 5G, the telecom industry has been working on being more efficient, cutting costs, using less energy, expanding where services are available, and integrating AI to manage increased demands and keep things sustainable.
New Technologies Coming Up
- Virtual Worlds: This technology mixes real and virtual environments for exciting experiences in areas like entertainment, medicine, and science.
- Virtual Copies: These are digital versions of physical items or environments for monitoring and managing from a distance.
- Massive Device Connections: Supports the idea of smart cities by linking numerous devices.
- Coverage Everywhere: Enhances network reach, even using satellites and high-altitude platforms.
- Wireless Home Internet: Offers broadband without cables, helping telecom companies expand.
Key Features of 6G
Samsung’s document highlights four crucial aspects for 6G:
- AI from the Start: Using AI to make everything from design to operation better.
- Green Networks: Saves money and pleases users by being more energy-efficient.
- Universal Service: Connects more places by combining ground and aerial networks, all at a lower cost.
- Safe and Reliable: Keeps your information safe and the network strong as tech grows into the 2030s.
Samsung’s 6G Roadmap
Samsung is leading the way in 6G research. They’ve been at it since 2020, aiming to have the standards ready by 2030. Samsung continues to pioneer, using lessons from 5G to adapt to new market needs. Recently, at the Silicon Valley Wireless Summit, they showcased their AI-driven technologies, which sparked interest among leading telecom companies.
