In a meeting with business leaders, academics, and government officials, the White House will discuss strategies for constructing 6G wireless technology of the next generation. Although 6G is still several years away, this move is likely an effort to surpass China and reestablish the United States as the wireless connectivity leader, while also preparing for essential national security technologies. The White House intends to apply the 5G rollout’s lessons to the development of 6G networks by prioritising performance, accessibility, and security.
Lessons Learned from the Launch of 5G
Although the implementation of 5G infrastructure in the United States is nearly complete, consumer adoption lags behind 4G connectivity. Over 270 million subscribers will use 4G connectivity by the end of 2023, while only 170 million will use 5G connectivity. Due to the slower-than-anticipated development of 5G networks, which are less potent and offer fewer incentives for consumers to upgrade, 5G adoption is more limited in the United States.
The 6G Technology is murky.
It is unknown how 6G technology will appear. By combining AI, advanced software, cloud computing, and cutting-edge semiconductor processors, the administration anticipates that faster networks will be able to support applications in a variety of industries. However, early government emphasis on 6G may generate anticipation that makes it more difficult for carriers to persuade consumers to pay for 5G subscription upgrades.
The Wireless Industry Reacts
According to Leo Gergs, an analyst at ABI Research, the government’s approach places the wireless industry in a precarious position. Consumers’ willingness to pay for 5G’s low latency and quicker data rates is limited because 4G connectivity is already regarded as adequate. Now, the industry must convince consumers to upgrade to 5G while simultaneously preparing for the development of 6G in the future years.
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