Frequently Asked Questions

6G is the successor to 5G and is the next generation of mobile networks. Not only will 6G have a higher speed and capacity, 6G technology is expected to enable many new applications. For example, by using innovative techniques such as 'sensing', 6G will be more than just a mobile technology.

6G networks use higher frequencies than 5G, with higher capacity and a lower latency. So it is much faster, with download speeds of up to 100 Gb/s, more devices can be connected to the network and the latency for sending data back and forth will be significantly lower, increasing reliability.

Currently, 5G networks are still being rolled out. However, we have already started developing the next generation of mobile networks: 6G. 6G is expected to be commercially available by 2030.