While 5G technology is rapidly scaling worldwide, leading players in the telecommunications equipment market are already gearing up for the development of 6G solutions. According to CompsMag, as the standards for the next-generation communication could be adopted as early as 2024, Japanese giants Fujitsu and NEC are preparing their own 6G chips for base stations.
Fujitsu ve NEC'in 6G Çözümleri İçin Adımları
For instance, according to DigiTimes, both companies are in a rush to develop their own microchips for such equipment – a crucial step towards ensuring self-sufficiency and innovative development in East Asia. Japan aims to be one of the leading players in the development and dissemination of 6G technologies.
5G'den 6G'ye Geçiş: Teknolojik Bir Sıçrama
The transition from 5G to 6G signifies a qualitatively important leap in wireless communication technologies. While 5G technology has already revolutionized the market, 6G promises new advantages, from the use of terahertz frequency range to extremely high data transmission speeds, promising breakthrough solutions in areas such as AR/VR and other fields. The demand for such connectivity may be very high in the coming years.
Fujitsu ve NEC'in Yatırım Stratejisi
Fujitsu and NEC's decision to invest in their own chips reflects their strategic position regarding the evolution of the telecommunications market. By developing their own 6G microchips, the companies intend to gain advantages in terms of performance, reliability, and the cost-effectiveness of the offered systems. Technological autonomy also plays an extremely important role for any country, and Japan is ready to contribute not only to the development of its own telecommunications market but also to global technological progress.
Zorluklar ve Küresel Rekabet
However, the companies face certain challenges ahead. Creating advanced chips requires significant financial investments in research, development, and testing. Moreover, to compete successfully in the market, they must ensure that their products comply with international standards that have not yet been adopted.
6G Ar-Ge Çalışmalarının Küresel Yaygınlığı
Of course, similar developments are taking place not only in Japan. For example, in October, news emerged about the opening of Nokia's 6G laboratory in India, and Russia plans to increase investments in the creation of 5G and 6G equipment. Such networks will be very useful, as Credit Suisse predicted early last year that traffic would grow at least 20 times in the next 10 years.
