Advancing 5G technology towards 6G
summary
Qualcomm reports over 210 operators with commercial 5G, ~275 more investing, and expects ~750 million 5G smartphones to ship in 2022 and >1 billion connections by 2023, driven by ~1,330 5G designs. Standards finish Release 17 and start 5G Advanced (Releases 18–20); research targets AI/ML, spectrum expansion into sub‑THz (e.g. 140 GHz), bands between 8–14 GHz and 60 GHz, massive MIMO, carrier aggregation and coordinated millimeter‑wave sharing. Public demos and test results are posted on the company YouTube channel.
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chapters (9)
- 0:005G and 6G evolution
- 1:43Global 5G adoption
- 3:495G standardization roadmap
- 7:01Digital twin and VR in 5G/6G
- 8:256G targets and tech
- 11:115G to 6G research
- 14:17Millimeter wave sharing
- 15:42Public demos and apps
- 17:06Conclusion
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