European Telcos seeks the need to attribute the spectrum so that there will be no delay in 6G – telecommunications
In a letter signed by 12 of the largest operators in Europe, the UK Vodafone Group, including the German Duish Telecom, Spanish Telephone and French Orange Request to make quick decisions of Brussels about allocating the spectrum required to develop 6G and start. The European United States and China could not be delayed.
According to Mobile World LiveOperators say they are still committed to developing and investing in European connectivity, but they urgently ask for a strategic approach to the 6GHz spectrum, which increases 6G development and experiment. The United States has opened the spectrum to Wi-Fi since 2020, and the companies are afraid that Europe will be behind us, as China is assigned to 5G and 6G.
The 6G network in Europe has not yet been decided on the development of the 6G network, and most countries have bought the reunion of frequency Encies at auction between 3.4 to 3.8 GHz for the initial development of 5G. The letter represents the demand for the current capacity of the spectrum, with future services with 6G in Horizon. “And The total frequency of 6 GHz top is available to the frequency reblogged revision ”, this letter is indicated in the letter, indicating the frequency of frequency Encies between 6,425 to 7,125 GHz.
OS Operators say the global gross domestic product has 8.4% cooperation in the mobile industryBut without access to the frequency of 6 GHz, the effect on GDP growth is reduced.
Access to 6 GHz Top Band is highlighted for Wi-Fi by US shareholders, although the recent 480 MHz block of the 6 GHz lower band has not been used for this target and not reserved. To Companies are the main Wi-Fi suppliers for European and business consumers. That is, the operators do not want to share the spectrum with Wi-Fi.
Portal Telcoms.com It points out that the current requirements of 5G services cannot be left to 6G to access the 6GHz spectrum. Therefore, the 6 GHz band is asked to use the full capacity so that Europe ensures digital connectivity scheduled in 2030.
