Wireless network equipment maker Samsung and South Korean telecommunications company SK Telecom are preparing to unveil the results of testing their advanced 5G network architecture to improve connectivity, called Option 4, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Feb 28.
The two companies, as revealed by the "Korea Herald" newspaper, today, Thursday, tested the connectivity of advanced 5G networks on a commercial network infrastructure for the first time in the industry.
SK Telecom plans to commercialize the technology by 2023 to support urban air mobility systems and remote control of robots and heavy equipment.
The basis of the "Option 4" network is based on Samsung's 5G network technology, which means that the frequencies of this network are directly and independently connected to each other, with the possibility of a smoother interaction with the fourth generation base stations.
The two companies, as revealed by the "Korea Herald" newspaper, today, Thursday, tested the connectivity of advanced 5G networks on a commercial network infrastructure for the first time in the industry.
SK Telecom plans to commercialize the technology by 2023 to support urban air mobility systems and remote control of robots and heavy equipment.
The basis of the "Option 4" network is based on Samsung's 5G network technology, which means that the frequencies of this network are directly and independently connected to each other, with the possibility of a smoother interaction with the fourth generation base stations.