MasOrange Already Tests 6G in Spain: Its New Antennas Promise to Quadruple Capacity
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The 6G will still take several years to reach your mobile phone, but the company already tests with Ericsson the frequencies and antennas that will make it possible
The validation has included state-of-the-art intelligent antennas that multiply by four the capacity of the current ones and improve energy efficiency.The MasOrange entry prepares for 6G and places Spain at the forefront of European innovation was first published in Correspondents.
MasOrange, together with Ericsson, has carried out a test of its mobile network in the 6 gigahertz band (GHz), a frequency that will be key to the future deployment of the sixth generation of mobile telephony (6G), just as the 3.5 GHz band has been "determining" for the development of the fifth generation [...] The entry MasOrange tests with Ericsson the 6 GHz band, key to the future deployment of the 6G appears first in Forbes Spain.
The 6G has not yet arrived in Spain and, in fact, its definitive specifications are still in development. However, operators cannot fall asleep in the laurels and are already testing some elements that will be fundamental when this new mobile generation begins to deploy around 2030. Today we know that MasOrange has carried out together with Ericsson tests in the 6 GHz band and with a new generation of active antennas. The operator has made it cl…
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