A Chinese Institute recently performed the first real-time wireless transmission over a terahertz frequency and delivered 300Gbps data speed.
Afraid that other countries will play a more important role in the creation of standards for 6G connectivity, this past Friday the White House met with business leaders, government officials, and academics to discuss the next generation of wireless connectivity. And news from Taiwan’s cnBeta (via Gizchina) is a good example of why the U.S. is concerned. According to the 25th Institute of the Second Academy of China Aerospace Science and Industry, a successful wireless transmission was made for the first time at a terahertz (THz) frequency level.
The wireless transmission was conducted at a data speed of 100Gbps. To put this in context, consumers in the U.
