Telia and Ericsson test 6G in Sweden
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Telia and Ericsson have begun the first joint tests of 6G, the next generation of mobile networks, in Sweden. The tests are a step in the development of the technology, which is intended to make it possible to send information even faster than with today's 5G.
According to the companies, 6G is expected to begin being established sometime between 2030 and 2032. This means it will take a few years before ordinary users can use the new networks on their phones and other devices. In the meantime, the technology must be tested thoroughly, both in terms of speed and stability.
Telia and Ericsson are two major players in the telecom industry. The companies are collaborating to see how the new networks can function in real-world environments. The results from the tests will show which technical solutions work best.
For Swedish users, the development means that mobile networks will continue to improve. It is therefore likely that more news about 6G will come in the coming years.
Sources: Mobil
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