South Korea Announce Plans for 6G Network Service Launch in 2028 Two Years Before Deadline Details

The world is yet to fully set foot in the field of 5G network connectivity, on the other hand, South Korea has announced plans to launch its 6G network. South Korea’s Ministry of Knowledge and ICT on Monday announced plans to launch its 6G network by 2028 by leveraging world-class technology, advanced software-based next-generation mobile network and strengthening its network supply chain, according to a report.

The Korea Times की Report South Korea plans to launch sixth-generation network service in 2028, two years ahead of its original schedule, South Korea’s ICT ministry said on Monday. The report states that under the K-Network 2030 plan, the country will encourage local companies to manufacture materials, parts and devices for the development of next-generation network technology.

Reports suggest that research on core 6G technology is already underway in the country. The project is worth 625.3 billion won (about Rs 3,978 crore). With this initiative, South Korea aims to outdo the rest of the world with 6G technology. Explain that South Korea is the fourth largest economy in Asia and alone responsible for 25.9% of 5G patents in 2022.

South Korea’s government reportedly hopes to increase 6G patents by 30% or more amid competition.

The report further states that the ministry said that the advanced plan is aimed at maintaining a leading position in the global competition for future network infrastructure following the race for 5G networks to meet the growing demand for high speed and low latency in wireless communication. Have to help.