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Will 6G Force Cell Phone Providers to Redesign Their Data Servers?

Ryan Kh
Last updated: 2018/05/23 at 6:57 PM
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A few months ago, we highlighted the changes that 5G networks will soon be creating for mobile users across the world. Although no provider has actually launched a 5G network yet, the wireless industry developed the first official standard for the new network a few months ago.

Surprisingly, Sascha Segan and other technology pundits are already discussing the future of 6G networking. The impact of 5G has not even been felt yet, so the next evolution of wireless technology is even more uncertain. It could have tremendous benefits, but may also require wireless providers to completely redesign their existing data infrastructure. They may even need to replace their data servers and take a more concerted approach to cloud-based solutions in markets where it is viable.

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What are the changes that 5G and 6G will bring to wireless networking?

Wireless networking has evolved considerably over the last decade. It has become faster, more robust and compatible with a wider range of devices. Each new generation of wireless technology has improved on its predecessors.

The latest 5G technology is going to have three major impacts:

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  • It is going to be able to process data more quickly than ever before.
  • It will significantly improve responsiveness by reducing latency factors.
  • It is going to push the Internet of Things (IoT) into overdrive by enabling users to connect more devices simultaneously.

5G networks are going to be faster and more robust than anything we have ever experienced before. But what will the future of 6G technology be?

It is still far too soon to tell. However, the likely impact will include the following changes:

  • 6G networks will probably be far faster than even 5G technology makes possible.
  • 6G networks will likely keep more detailed records of customers, so that providers can provide greater levels of personalization. These networks will probably partner with leading publishers to provide more customized and versatile services and solutions to customers across various 6G networks. They may even make it possible for customers to transfer data from one provider network to another.
  • The interconnectedness of 6G networks could even be utilized on a global scale. This might dramatically improve latency by fostering strong connections that are independent of the region that the customer is connecting from. Customers in different parts of the world could connect with each other in real time with time delays that can be measured in microseconds.

Of course, this is still primarily speculation at this point, since even the standards of 5G networking have not been finalized yet. Nevertheless, these are some of the most probable changes that the sixth and potentially final generation of wireless technology will unveil.

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While the changes that 6G technology will create should be welcomed by customers and brands throughout the world, wireless providers will need to invest considerable amount of resources to launch them. They will likely need to make the following improvements to their existing data infrastructure to make 6G technology possible:

  • Migrating more data to the cloud to ensure it is accessible on a global scale.
  • They will continue to encourage customers to use a signal booster in areas where 6G servers are distant, so they can continue to reach them.
  • Identifying locations for new servers that can be installed with little risk of disruption due to natural disasters, Geopolitical concerns and other threats.
  • Fortifying data servers against DDOS attacks.

The new standards for 6G will probably be outlined before the server infrastructure plans are developed. However, the changes are likely to be far more significant than the improvements made to data servers when prior evolutions of wireless technology were introduced. It could have a profound impact on the future of the wireless and data store industry in the years to come.

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Ryan Kh May 23, 2018
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