NGMN wants a clear migration path before next-gen network rollouts begin
The discussion around 6G is accelerating as 5G rollouts mature and its limitations become clearer, prompting stakeholders to plan for the next generation of mobile technology.
Proactive planning for 6G can prevent the costly and performance-hindering mistakes made with 5G, ensuring a more efficient and impactful next-gen network deployment.
The focus is shifting from a reactive deployment strategy to a more structured and forward-looking approach for future network generations, emphasizing clearer migration paths and foundational standards.
- · Mobile Network Operators
- · Telecommunications Infrastructure Providers
- · Consumers (long-term)
- · Companies with proprietary 6G technologies without clear migration strategy
- · Governments with fragmented telecom policies
Operators will push for earlier standardization and interoperability in 6G development.
This could lead to a more globally harmonized 6G standard, reducing market fragmentation and fostering broader innovation.
A well-planned 6G could accelerate the development of new industries reliant on ubiquitous, high-speed, and low-latency connectivity, potentially impacting national strategic capabilities.
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