6G - the next wireless communications standard

The fundamentals of next-generation wireless communications are in progress and commercial deployment is expected around 2023. This will enable new possibilities, including holographic applications, extended realities and digital twins. Here, Eichler talks about 6G wireless communications standard....

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Published in:Electronics Weekly 2023-02 (2830), p.26-27
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