6G promises dynamic quality of service and uplink efficiency, enhancing reliability for automotive applications and enabling in-vehicle AI to improve utilization of network resources.
The 6G standard remains under development, with the first standard freeze still three years away.
The industry is still transitioning to 5G, so 6G ROI will depend on whether specific vehicle models require the capabilities provided by 6G.
At Qualcomm’s 6G Leadership event in San Diego, California, company executives provided an overview of the wireless industry’s progress toward finalizing the 6G cellular standard.
China is among the major markets seeking to be the first to launch 6G networks and compatible products.