- Samsung Electronics and KT Corporation have successfully verified eXtreme multiple-input multiple-output (X-MIMO) technology, marking a key advancement for 6G development.
- This verification took place in the 7 GHz band, which is considered a crucial frequency for future 6G networks, as noted by The Tech Buzz.
- Through outdoor field testing, the companies demonstrated a peak downlink data rate of up to 3 gigabits per second.
- The breakthrough relies on ultra-high-density antenna technology, which is a foundational component of 6G, according to SamMobile.
- This advanced antenna technology boasts a density four times greater than that found in current 5G systems, as reported by Mobile World Live.
Samsung & KT Verify 6G X-MIMO Tech
Samsung Electronics and KT Corporation have achieved a significant milestone for 6G development by successfully verifying eXtreme multiple-input multiple-output (X-MIMO) technology in the crucial 7 GHz band. This breakthrough demonstrated an impressive peak downlink data rate of 3 gigabits per second, powered by ultra-high-density antenna technology four times denser than current 5G systems.
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