Chinese scientists have developed a universal 6G chip that supports all frequencies. The chip can operate within a wide frequency range from 0.5 GHz to 115 GHz and reach speeds of up to 100 gigabits per second. This means that a 50-gigabyte 8K video could be downloaded in just a few seconds.
The technology was created by researchers from Peking University and City University of Hong Kong. According to them, the chip’s versatility makes it easier to adapt to different networks and can provide high-quality internet even in rural areas. Lower frequencies allow for wider coverage, while higher frequencies increase speed and minimize latency.
Although some experts see this innovation as a major breakthrough, they remain cautious about its widespread adoption. They believe that using all frequencies simultaneously could, in some cases, affect connection stability.
Overall, China’s new chip is considered a revolutionary step for future 6G technologies, aiming to take internet speed to an entirely new level.
