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- In 2019, after years of waiting, 5G wireless networks and devices finally became a reality. So, when are we getting 6G? C’mon, we're bored already.
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To state the obvious, 6G doesn’t exist yet-but that doesn’t mean people aren’t already thinking about how to make it a reality. 6G, short for the sixth generation of wireless technology, promises to be incredible.
The numbers that get thrown around when industry leaders theorize about what it could do are mind boggling. Numbers like download speeds up to a terabyte per second, and latency as low as 0.1 millisecond.
And when the day finally comes and all the ads for phones and carriers have a giant 6 emblazoned across them, just remember how 5G was an incremental change at first and be ready for the next generation to follow the same pattern.
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90% of current 5g bands used are as fast as most 4g lte. We are a few years away from actual 5g hype speeds
Yup
Is 5g only about higher frequency waves? I thought that you can also have long range 5g that is singificantly faster that 4g or 3g that can cover the same distance.
Its also about data compression. More data on the same band
Definitely feels like it, I’m always sarcastically calling out my slow 5G data
Yeah, 5G is almost entirely a marketing term. My dad's phone has "5G" while my phone uses 4G and we did a speed test on cell service. We both got 100 megabits/s download but while I got 10 megabits/s upload he got around 30. The whole thing with gigabit speeds is definitely a long way off.
I’ve never had 5G.
I had more when I sold my house.
easy..go to your hospital and ask for a vaccine
@@moedalgarny that’s obviously wrong
Me too
Terence McKenna has!
Will they skip 9g and go for 10 g directly
It's not windows 😂😂😂
Yes of course. If Microsoft developing those technology
@@PedramNG apple also skipped iphone 9
Windows did
The g doesn’t stand for a certain speed it means generation so no matter the advancements it will continue to go up one g at a time for example we are on the fifth generation and next we will go to the 6th generation and so on
I have 5G from Tmobile in NL. It is slower than 4G was basically always. I had only a few rare instances where 5G was faster. I have youtube videos buffer in 5G running at only 720p sometimes...
Dude same.
Must be due to its short range. You were be a bit farther to the antenna than optimal.
As said in 3:22
@@david_junior the issue is they haven't built out enough infrastructure to have it be practical yet. I know they mentioned it, however they make it seem like the opposite is true. It is far less useful at the moment than 4G in most areas.
it's almost like you didn't listen to the video where the explain how this would be the case in the NETHERLANDS.
There are many bottlenecks at processing, memory, I/O, etc. even for 5G ....
STFU dead channel
I just got a intel pentium 3 its my free upgrade i got from At&t
@@user-dy9tf1ch1n lol your one to talk about dead.
Wrong
Heck, not even that - just the infrastructure behind it. Who cares if the "phone to tower" signal is 5 Gbit, if the cell network's internet connection is only 200 Mbit?
My home cable internet is theoretically 1.2 Gbit. But that doesn't matter since the modem only has a 1 Gbit Ethernet port. The the fact that speed test results show ~900 Mbit download for me is irrelevant when Steam, Microsoft Windows Updates, etc, only get 200-300 Mbit.
Even if we can take full advantage of 5G speeds, it's irrelevant when greedy cellular networks cap your month bandwidth. Verizon is still at 22 GB, then it throttles you to literal kilobits per second.
And they call it unlimited. Biggest scam ever. Limited Unlimited and everyone buys it. When are they getting sued for fraud? Ive been angry about it for years!
End capitalism and create a society where billionaires can't have space contests while the majority struggles to survive. Create a society based on progress and opportunity for all people.
@@alanwatts797 I agree that huge corporations and billionaires should be reigned in a little bit to allow for the rest of us to have equal, reasonable opportunities, but I disagree with your jab at space races.
If every billionaire invested all of that money on science and technology at least we'd be making progress. For example, because of SpaceX's reusable rockets we will end up with better, more accessible internet for everyone, we might be able to set up a colony on Mars and maybe even mine asteroids for resources eventually.
@@Magmardooom id straight up ban having meterial posessions of value above what middle-class in the US can currently afford, and even then it'd be too much of a tax on the environment with the number of ppl on this planet
i recommend T-Mobile
Okay how fast 7G would be 🤔🤔
Waiting for intergalactic 15G
Faster than light!
There will be a wormhole open up inside ur phone
More like NSG.......Never Satisfied Generation!
Faster than anything
5G speed
Company y:- 10gbps
Costumer :- you comedy me
"Chips implanted in our brains"
No thanks, I prefer sending messages with a pigeon
Most of us can withstand up to 4-6G. Fighter pilots can manage up to about 9G for a second or two.
The mesh idea is cool, but not sure I want my devices routing everyone’s traffic for them all day.
Mesh network = leaky data. I think I’ll wait a few more years till they get all the vulnerabilities sorted out 😂
@@Mr3711 Not to mention battery drainage. What if you happen to be the only node positioned to link two groups for an extended period.
O O O O
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your router is already doing that job! >_>
@@Mr3711yes , there are people smart enough to exploit such a set up very easily and that's besides actual government's themselves :(
I don't like the sounds of it
Some phones already have dedicated chips or hardware that aren't directly connected to the rest of the phone. This is done explicitly for security (like thumbprint or face readers). The same could be true for these routers. Your phone would just look like a phone, but would carry a router, separate from the rest of the phone. That's just one possibility using current practices.
Lol! Even 4g doesn't work properly in my country 😂😂😂
Given the obscene pricing of most data plans why does anyone even care about things faster than 4G LTE ?
Unlimited data is cheap. Maybe if you made more than $7.25 and worked more than 8 hours a week you’d realize $30 is nothing.
@@killap3nguin You might want to work on those anger/trigger issues as well as your assumptions and apparent anger at people who don't meet your standards of full employment. (Hilarious assumption BTW given my profession and work schedule) What you are doing with your argument is called "ad hominem fallacy" and is the sign of a person who lacks a coherent point to add to a discussion.
"Unlimited" data usually runs in to slowdown soft caps after a certain amount of data rather defeating the point. Leaving my original point in place. I see no purpose in much faster bandwidth when 1) data use and speed is usually limited in one way or another, and 2) something like a better multiplexing algorithm for existing speeds to allow more people to use individual towers during congestion would be much more productive.
If you wanna download Terabytes per second, you've strayed out of radio waves and into infrared territory.
Ludicrous data speeds,..
but you need line-of-sight to the transmitter.
Damn! It could be like a drama series, season 5... season 6... season 7..., and so on 😂😂😂
Or the fast and furious movies 🏁😂
My phone says "5G" most of the time when I'm out, but rarely receives actual 5G coverage.
Just to be clear holograms and brain-computer interfaces don't need 6G wireless to work. They need massive advancements in light display technologies and neuroscience technologies. The wireless communication they would use wouldn't need speed-ups over existing data transfer rates.
Finally, we can play Crysis remotely
ha i get it XD
The only reason why you'd want 6G is for companies to collect your data into the cloud at a faster rate.
When you throw around numbers like "1TB/second," there is no consumer-level purpose for speeds like that.
You are thinking with a current tech mindset.
6G is for application that will become possible because of it. People didn't think they needed Uber and regular taxis are fine, now they can't live without it. Uber required ubiquitos GPS, smartphones and at least 3G connectivity for it to function.
6G will mean driverless cars for everyone driving at 200+ kmh in high ways bumper to bumper because all cars are speaking and avoiding each other instantly in a large AI swarm set up like you see with drones today. Once you get hooked on that you'll know that consumers will be very much interested in terabit/s speeds. And of course your government too.
Heard that IITs are collaborating for a new standard in 5G tech that eliminates the use mmWaves!! Can there be a episode on that?
People already wanting 6G while rural areas barely even have mobile data and cellular service available.
I can't wait for subdurmal flexible screens. It would be like a tattoo you can change, whenever.
He reaction to get 6G on board crack me up😂😂😂😂😂
The current 4G speeds are more than enough for most applications if not all. First properly implement and provide better network coverage for 4G, we already perform billions of transactions and huge amounts of data transfer on 4G networks easily without any issues.
Doesn't anyone wonder what more frequency bandwidth floating around us will do to our brains?!?
It's not exactly gonna make us any dumber.
We need more activists and politicians fighting. We need the Media to be restricted to playing real/true/relevant content. We need the everyday citizen to actually get an education before voting, and we need everyone to vote!
That would be preferred to accepting that everyone is dumb as 💩.
@@Hunger_Strike_Guy It doesn't matter who votes -- only who counts the votes.
"...our unwillingness to get rid of all windows and tree's..." We're trying ok!!!
Deforestation won't get itself done! ;P
Im deciding if I want to unsubscribe or if I should keep tabs on what evil is doing.
I gonna need to wrap my router with extra mesh now
Turn the grid into a wired data connection and use breaker boxes as 6G data nodes. Or just use them as data repeaters.
Making the grid smart to help prevent power outages, making electrical wiring a wired internet connection to prevent wireless congestion, and make power consumption predictable/controllable would have a ton of benefits.
From 17MB to 1TB? Pull the other one!
It's going to melt your face off
@The Bumble Bee #paranoia
Sadly, It doesn't really matter what 6G can do if it's as expensive and data limited as current mobile rates. It just won't be practical for most applications.
It’ll get cheaper. It always does. It just takes time. I still remember when a 3g flip phone with almost nonexistent internet cost $60 per month.
@@Eric-vq7jr That's wishful thinking extrapolation; you really think technology can only grow boundlessly and never hit a limit, Mr. Kurzweil?
@@thstroyur Thats not at all what I said. I mentioned that cost will come down, not about the future technological advancements. Costs for this sort of thing always come down because there is a lot of capital investment in the beginning. Stuff like this is cheaper to maintain than it is to build so the cost to consumers decreases with time.
@Lou Sasse Ultimately it's the same ish, though indirectly; I just Googled it, and I found out I can buy a brand-new, factory-made Megadrive for 379 bucks. If I wait long enough, should I expect it to fall to 3.79, or something? If yes, why didn't it happen already, after all this time? If by "this sort of thing" you meant WiFi specifically, the general point remains: _prices can't fall forever simply because the tech can't grow forever_ - and, even if the _initial_ price falls down because market forces, still the _overall_ price will stabilize at higher and higher costs because the tech gets more and more sophisticated (like, e.g., with the videogame console industry)...
Lower frequencies can offer high-speed data but much less channels to prevent interference. We could use more transmitters at much less power to transmit while using code generator in the frequency to open and close channels and with frequency hoping, it can avoid causing interference at the speed of light, theoretically.
It's not available where I live in the USA, And I have Verizon. About half the time I'm on 3G
6G is being developed at the University in Oulu, Finland for example. (6G Flagship) They were working on this last year. (Probably before that as well.)
and 7G gonna be use (or at least enabled) for BMI (Brain Machine interface)
glasses shadow is very distracting, I hope you change the lighting angle.
What’s the point to have fast speeds with 5G when most of the world still get 1-2gb a data a month?
6G is gonna be used for autonomous cars and the communication of smart devices. Your devise will be the antenna of the 6G.
To be fair 5G doesn’t really exist for most people, and 5G was promising everything you said about 6G, but the only thing 5G seemed to accomplish was being more unreliable, instead of working on enhancing protocols and increasing bandwidth all they did was up the frequency... if they do the same with 6G it will be even more unusable. They should work on improving current spectrum, not short wavelengths that have no range and can be blocked by paper.
The problem is that these companies advertise “ 5G” but it’s really not, the infrastructure hasn’t been built out yet
In practice 5g is just as slow as LTE and even 3g. 6g will just be more marketing hype with no practical real world improvement.
I can only imagine what people will say 6G does. And I don't mean technically. I mean, "OMG! 6G COOKS BRAIN CELLS!", and "6G WILL MAKE YOUR SKIN FALL OFF!" (This might only apply here in the US.)
We haven't even started to use 5G yet.
0G-6G = Earth is the ground for frequencies
7G-12G = the Sun or Star is the ground for prequencies/frequencies
13G = the Black Hole at the Galactic Core is the ground for prequencies/frequencies/sequencies (non-list logic; bulk operator log☆i☆c)
The mesh network should be ready in about five years though it won't be ready for mobile devices. (Just my speculation) when smart and self-driving vehicles are more prevalent. It'll be something more specialized ai would be taught to help compensate with. Especially with the vehicles being more and more able to communicate data and statistic information with each other. The mesh will begin with smart vehicles and I think what both we and AI systems learn from this early mesh-like system will help in the evolution and development of 6g.
How dare you! Get rid of all windows and trees, now! :P
In the uk we already have home broadband backed up by a 5G modem built into the router and honestly in some places the download I get on my phone is better than what I get from my home broadband! I want to see home internet switched from physical lines to mobile networks. And if 6G is what they promise then I really think that this would actually help, providing static modems that are always there! This would also merge your home broadband with you mobile internet, something I’ve been calling for since 5G became a thing!
It's evil and nobody should have this much power over us!!!!
As we race to improve our technology, we should make sure not to repeat the mistakes of the past and make sure there are no adverse effects of commercialising it. Instead of worrying about it after implementing when we cannot afford to replace it.
I get 5G most everywhere, but not mm band, so speeds in the 200 - 300mbs range or about 10 times what I used to get with 4G. Might get fixed 5G for internet in my house when I move next month.
I'm eagerly waiting for it ! but india is still working for the 5G network... in 1 year it'll be done .
6G will be really faster and better than 5G !
in one year ,dude you are high if you think so
@@legendarymortarplayer9453 😅 well I also feel same
In Denmark we have the best 5g network in the world covering more than 99,3% of our country delivering over 1000mb/s in the cities.
why not integrate antennas into highrise building design:
have 6g antennas communicate directly with wifi antennas and these reroute traffic inside office buildings
maybe have fiber connect these wifi gateways with interior wifi routers?
Exposure to 6G will spontaneously make you turn into a toaster🤣 ☢️ . (Just to be clear non ionizing radiation such as radio waves, microwaves and visible light pose no health risks.)
Yeah, all those pesky brain tumors are just a coincidence.
@@Growmap Correlation is not causation
I've had the 5G icon on my Galaxy s20 Ultra for over a year. When I see it I know I'm going to get lags. I've even got so aggravated I turned off the 5G a few times
I used to be excited for the future. Now I fear it and wish I lived in the past when life was simpler.
They just need to work on reducing latency, imagine it's impact on gaming !
damn, my village barely got 4G, even 3G is sometimes interrupted and 6G is already. My government is to be blame for sure
Im excited for this technology because it seems like it can be accomplished in this century with ease. Unlike quantum computing and AGI, which is a pipe dream unless there are some major breakthroughs in science and physics.
Tell something about Lifi :D
I just ran a speed test. T-Mobile 4g in my area is giving me about 4 mbps. That’s pathetic. What will 5G give me? 5 mbps? It’s just really frustrating that no matter how much they advertise, real world results are a fraction of what they say it is. The only time I get fast service is really late at night when everyone is asleep.
There isn't even 5G here in Canada yet lol
I can't see 5G or 6G ever being rolled out beyond the Cities because of the poor signal coverage from each antenna. Let's face it, they can't be bothered to even roll out 4G to the extremes of the country, and that's dead easy by comparison.
The best we can hope for is to finally get 4G coverage to an acceptable level, with 5G available for the lucky few.
5G isn't an improvement or incremental change on 4G, to do that it would need to provide the same coverage as 4G, but it doesn't.
I just wish these people would stop implementing half baked solutions that replace the last half baked solution. Just implement 4G properly before even thinking about anything else!
what I want is reliable ultra-low latency, indoors and outdoors
What about a LG? A light generation?
Werent they selling the 5g concept like 5 years ago? I don't think my town has it.
Can't wait for the first implementation of 6G which only works in a vacuum because particles in the air block it.
Wait, did I miss something when he said mobile gaming would be better? Throughput and latency are not the same thing. Throughput can absolutely influence latency but if you're never using your maximum capacity, your throughput will never be the reason your latency is low.
Just a faster way for them to monitor what your doing in real time
6G is in a Q-Karen's Wet Dream of conspiracies.
Is Pied piper ( Silicon Valley TV Series) inspiration behind your vision for 6G network then I must say you should stay clear for Rats 😂
i got the iPhone 12 pro and i've never seen that 5G logo at the top of my screen
I thought the G was gigahertz. Now were running away going exponential.
They : 6G
Me Huh You're Too Slow
Look At My 1G Lol
3G is still in use in much of the USA. Not everyone lives in big cities.
Dude really?
Companies in India closed 3g spectrums saying there's no need, and it's still used In US?
WOW
@@anonymousguy329 3G has been extended until at least February 2022, possibly later. That has something to do with business uses more than cell phones though. Personally, I don't understand why people want faster internet. 10 Mpbs down and 2-3 up is sufficient for most everything.
@@Growmap Except work. Most work requires a minimum of 25 down and 10 up (which gets cut waaay down once you add a VPN).
what about quantum internet speeds using quantum mechanics to traverse spacetime and instantaneously communicate
Traditionally this is not possible. Perhaps if we can transmit coherent photons at light speed and use them later as a "quantum fuel" would we be able to have instantaneous communication.
I am sure that will be out next month. I am very sure.
So.. that..
More and more people will be controlled. Dangerous times ahead!
Like drug addicts.Always looking for that bigger faster high.
There is nothing wrong with faster speeds :)
@@cedriceric9730 There is something wrong.It makes people spoiled and impatient and thats a very big problem.
So is that going to make 5g the equivalent to windows8?
When's the Quantum G doe?
This reminds me of that time Neil deGrasse Tyson got asked about space travel to another galaxy.
Imagine watching this video at 6G.
Btw; cellular companies are trying to eat at ham radio bands for 5G and 6G. 😒
The less smart things I have, the better. They all come with the potential for control. Your idealism is dangerous and naive. The ranted phrase, "I'm bored!" Might say it all.
Tbh I'm still sceptical about 4g, let alone 5g or 6g
In my house I don’t get any cell and around me is like 1-2 bars of 4g
6G is getting a lot of attention these days and honestly, I think mediatek would bring 6G chipsets pretty soon.
promises of 6g sounds more like 10g
Ok calm down, we don't even get 3G where I live yet. Ya know, poor backwater country Germany. But at least I now got a river next to my house since Monday, so that's nice.
The new 6g white paper by mediatek has got some interesting features. check it out
5G speed I am ready. Where is it?
Every 10 years is too often imo. Make a new gen every 20 years. I mean who needs gigabit speed on a phone..I know other devices connect but those could just use a hard lined connection. Just my opinion.
When are you going to make a video of the Seeker Staff eating bugs?
I recently bought a 4g phone because I live in Australia, so what's the point in buying a 5g phone?
Don't even have a 5G phone but 6G sounds amazing! Maybe once they release that I'll get a 5G phone. lol
What does 6G have to do anything with holograms and flat see through screens. All it is is faster data transfer. I don’t see how that contributes to a bunch of new fancy technologies. How come 5G can’t create holograms?
our unwillingness to get rid of eindows and trees ---Wwwow
Sponsorships at 6g. Internet to provide you a way out. It's farther from accurate in 5g now.
7G =2 fingers to the forehead= instant transmission.
Philippines: We love our LTE connection
I have a 5G phone and I didn’t notice anything different