Huawei's Chairman: 6G Network to Launch in 2030, 50 Times Faster than 5G

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Ngày cập nhật gần nhất: 15/4/2026

Chairman Xu Zhijun announced on Monday that Huawei will deploy the 6G telecommunications network by 2030, boasting speeds 50 times faster than 5G. This statement was made at an international analysis seminar organized by Huawei, surprising many as 5G technology is still in its early stages of adoption in numerous markets.

Huawei excels in telecommunications technology, particularly in 5G equipment, surpassing competitors by a significant margin. This strength fuels expectations for Huawei's research and development efforts in 6G networks. Despite being blacklisted by the U.S. due to concerns over security, Huawei remains a formidable player in the telecommunications industry.

The future of telecommunications is envisioned with staggering capabilities. Anticipations for 6G networks suggest speeds reaching up to 1000 Gbps, with latency under 100 ms. However, the sheer velocity of 6G is merely a facet of the forthcoming telecommunications landscape. According to numerous experts and analysts, the true essence of 6G networks lies in their potential to seamlessly interconnect the world wirelessly, integrating the ability to link with artificial satellites for global coverage. Furthermore, with anticipated wave speeds nearing 1,000 km/h, 6G also holds promise in rectifying current limitations of 5G waves, such as the slow speeds of long waves (Sub-6) and the susceptibility of very short waves (mmWave) to obstacles.

Insights from WCCFTech shed light on the trajectory towards 6G.

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