Trial on 6G started in Japan, PM Modi told that it will take 8 years to launch 6G in India

Even though 5G service has not started for the general public in India so far, but preparations have started to launch 6G in Japan. For this, Nokia, NTT DoCoMo and the local Fujitsu company are working together. Nokia has claimed that 6G internet service will be more than 100 times faster than 5G.

What is 6G Network? What will be the internet speed with the launch of 6G network? When will 6G launch in India and how will it affect the lives of common people?

Not only Japan but 5 countries started work on 6G

Japan's National Information and Communication Technology (NICT) has said that Nokia, NTT DoCoMo and Fujitsu together have started trials on 6G. NICT has claimed that Japan is included in the list of first 5 countries to do so. The Japanese government has said that commercially 6G internet will be launched before 2030. However, Japan is not the only country to start work on launching 6G. Apart from Japan, 4 more powerful countries of the world, China, America, South Korea, Europe have also started work on it.

What is 6G and how is it different from 5G?

The sixth generation of internet network is called 6G. The speed of 6G technology is being claimed to be 1 Tbps or 8000 Gbps. Not only this, it will be possible to connect 10 times more devices simultaneously through 6G than 5G in an area of ​​one kilometer long and one kilometer wide. If we talk about the speed, then the internet speed of 5G is 10 Gbps while the speed of 6G is 1000 Gbps.

According to a report by TOI, users will be able to download 142 hours of high-quality video in a second after the 6G launch. Let's say an HD quality movie is an average of 2.5 hours, so after the arrival of 6G, about 57 movies can be downloaded in 1 second.

What is the update regarding 5G internet in India?

Three big private telecom companies Bharti Airtel, Reliance Jio and Vodafone-Idea are working to start 5G internet service in India. The Government of India wants to see the 5G network live on the occasion of 15th August this year.

When can 6G be launched in India?

Recently, in a program organized on the occasion of Silver Jubilee of Telecom Authority of India (TRAI), PM Narendra Modi has claimed to launch 6G internet service in the country in the next 8 years. The PM said that by the end of this decade, that is, by 2030, there is a possibility of the launch of 6G in the country. He said that it is necessary to launch 6G in the country to bring ultra high speed internet to the common people of the country. The Prime Minister has claimed that the Government of India has also started working on it.

What will change in people's lives with the introduction of 6G?

Through this, it will be possible to operate the metro and other vehicles in an automated way without a driver.

The use of virtual reality and robots will not only increase with the arrival of 6G, but the growth prospects in this industry will also increase rapidly.

What will change around the world with the introduction of 6G? In response to this question, Nokia's CEO Pekka Lundberg says that after the implementation of 6G, the importance of smartphones worldwide will decrease. The use of the smartphone will continue, but people will start using it in a new updated form.

He said, 'Smartphones may continue to be used, but we will have technology like 'cyborg' and 'brain computer'. This technology will be directly connected to our body.

The meaning of 'cyborg' is that chips and other technology can be fitted in the human body. Pekka Lundberg claims that through this technology a human body part can be replaced by a machine.

On the go, we also know the meaning of G which is used for internet.

The 'G' used for the Internet means generation. Like the first generation internet is called 1G. The Internet, which started in the year 1979, was called the 1G generation, which had expanded worldwide by 1984.

Similarly, 2G internet was launched in 1991. 2G internet had higher speed than 1G. While the 1G speed was 2.4 Kbps, the 2G internet speed has now increased to 64 Kbps.

This was followed by 3G for the first time in 1998, 4G in 2008 and 5G internet in 2019. However, 5G has not yet started for the common people in India.