Nokia CEO believes 6G network will make smartphones obsolete

Follow GizChinathe 6G network is said to be well under development, with experts predicting it will begin commercial deployment in 2030. And according to CEO Pekka Lundmark of Nokiathe new network standard will make smartphones obsolete.

CEO Pekka Lundmark believes that 2030 will be the time when many users will no longer consider smartphones as important devices reuters

Nokia CEO made his statement at World Economic Forum (WEF) this year. Mr. Lundmark believes that the future towards the expansion of the word “virtual technology” thanks to the appearance of 6G network, however smartphones will become obsolete by that time. This means that in more than seven years, we will see an alternative to smartphones, in which Mr. Lundmark believes an entirely new electronic device can be implanted directly into our bodies.

According to Lundmark, the physical and digital worlds will evolve together. The end result would involve the user entering the VR (virtual reality) world, flipping a switch or turning the dial could change something when compared to the real world. It can be useful when users enter the digital world to change something on the outside.

Notably, 6G network is still in its early stages, there is not even a standard definition for this next-generation wireless network system. Switching to the 6G standard will require more types of computing resources. That would require a 6G network to be hundreds or even thousands of times faster than a 5G network.

Experts say that the 6G network will not only bring about faster speeds and response times, but also create a major shift in the network, which has been driven by technological developments in quantum mechanics and intelligence. artificial (AI). In particular, 6G networks can play an important role in the development and dissemination of the metaverse (virtual universe).