Is India lagging behind in the 6G race? Big claim in the report, America and China will dominate

After 5G, preparations are now going on for 6G across the world. India is also among the few countries where work is being done for testing 6G. The central government has also announced to make 6G test for this. Union Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has also claimed that India will be among the select countries where 6G service will be started first. However, a recent report has claimed that India may lag behind many countries including America and China in 6G service.

India’s name is not in top 9 countries

Research firm Juniper has estimated that 6G service will start in the world in 2029. As soon as the service is launched, the number of 6G connections will reach 46 lakh. At the same time, by 2030, China will become the world’s largest market for 6G service. At the same time, 6G service will be launched first in America and South Korea. The research firm has not placed India among the top 9 countries that have launched 6G services. This means that India is included in the top 10 countries to start 6G service, but this service will be started after many countries including America and China.

What does Juniper’s report say?

The research firm says that by 2029 the number of 6G connections worldwide will reach 46 lakh. It will start in America and South Korea. According to the report, by 2030 China will become the largest market with 6G service. After this, America and Canada will be the biggest countries with 6G subscribers.

The top-9 countries included in the report also include Saudi Arabia, France, Qatar, Britain, Japan. However, research has claimed that apart from the countries that have launched the commercial launch of 6G, countries like Germany, India, UAE will play an important role in its development and expansion. It has also been claimed that by 2035 the number of 6G users in the world can reach 2.9 billion.

How different from 5G?

6G will use terahertz spectrum, which is much higher than the frequencies used for 5G. These waves will be capable of transferring data at lightning speed. Apart from this, it will be a completely AI native based network, which will work on its own Artificial Intelligence. Integrated Sourcing and Communication (ISAC) will be available in it. This will be a communication service based on very advanced technology.

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