Government Biden began planning 6G wireless telecommunications in an effort to expand Internet access and establish US leadership in the technology industry. First to develop and patent 6G they will be the biggest winners in what many call the “next industrial revolution”.

Technically, 6G, which is 100 times faster than 5G, doesn’t exist yet. Experts estimate that there is almost a decade left before 6G becomes a reality. services and products now considered science fiction scenariossuch as holograms currently, flying taxiseven connection of the human body and brain with the Internet.

6G researchers have also explored the possibility of terahertz radio waves, which lie on the borderline between microwaves and infrared radiation. These radio waves promise dramatic reductions in data transmission delays and speeds up to 1 Tbps.

Expanding Internet access has been a priority for the Biden administration as part of its infrastructure initiatives. A government official acknowledged that China is making good use of 5G. It currently has the largest presence in 5G networks, and despite US efforts, Huawei maintains its lead over competing 5G carriers, mainly due to low prices.

Washington has already started planning the battlefield for 6G. The Telecommunications Industry Solutions Alliance, an American telecommunications standards company known as ATIS, launched the Next G Alliance in October with the goal of “promoting North American leadership in 6G.” The alliance includes tech giants such as Apple, AT&T, Qualcomm, Google and Samsung, but not Huawei.

According to the Wall Street Journal