In Abu Dhabi, UAE, 6G network was successfully tested, achieving a record-breaking internet speed of 145 Gbps, significantly surpassing 5G. This pilot project, conducted in collaboration with New York University and e& UAE, demonstrated that 6G will be revolutionary for AI, IoT, and Extended Reality devices.
6G Internet Speed: A successful test of 6G internet speed was recently completed in Abu Dhabi, UAE, recording 145 Gbps. This speed far exceeds 5G's peak speed of 10 Gbps. This test was conducted under the Middle East's first 6G Terahertz (THz) pilot project, in collaboration with New York University (NYU) and e& UAE. Experts state that this next-generation internet technology will prove to be a game-changer for AI, IoT, and Extended Reality devices.
Record-Breaking 6G Testing in UAE
In the UAE, New York University (NYU) and e& UAE jointly tested the 6G network under the Middle East's first 6G Terahertz (THz) pilot project. During the testing, a record-breaking internet speed of 145 Gbps was recorded. This is many times greater than 5G's peak speed of 10 Gbps.
According to this testing, ultra-high capacity internet data transfer is possible with 6G. This means that AI and IoT devices requiring heavy data transfer can now operate with high internet speeds without any interruptions.
Benefits of 6G and Smart Networking
6G not only provides faster internet but also offers low latency and smart connectivity. This network will be ideal for machine-to-machine communication and Extended Reality (XR) devices. In many countries worldwide, 5.5G networks are being rolled out, enabling AI-based services.
Furthermore, the 6G network will maintain internet connectivity even in challenging locations like deserts, seabeds, or airspaces. This means that IoT devices will always remain online, and the possibility of network interruptions will be very low.
The successful testing of the 6G network has proven that this next-generation internet technology will be many times faster and smarter than 5G. It is likely that 6G services will become available worldwide in the coming years, ushering in a new era for AI, IoT, and Extended Reality.
