China will create ultra-fast Internet 6G
The People's Republic of China is rapidly breaking forward in the field of of technologies mobile communications. In this amazing country, along with the active development and implementation of 5G technologies, the development of a new 6G communication standard has begun, with a data transfer rate of 10-11 Gbit / s.
According to experts, such close attention of the Celestial Empire to high-speed communications is caused by interest in the promising market of the so-called “Internet of things”. According to the ambitious plans of the Chinese government, the market for the “Internet of things” in China may reach $ 2020 billion by 610.
What is this same "Internet of things"? Internet of Things involves connecting to a common network of various household devices with built-in sensors, which should make life more comfortable, making it as easy as possible to solve everyday tasks of a person. In the future, from work, it will be possible to get to your “smart home” in an unmanned vehicle without traffic jams. In the absence of the owner, Smart Home will order delivery of food to the refrigerator, make the room temperature comfortable, and automatically brew fresh coffee for its owner when he returns home. If the owner becomes ill, a smart medical bracelet will transfer the data to the clinic and receive recipes that he can order with home delivery.
The Minister of Industry and Informatization of the People's Republic of China, Miao Wei, voices his vision of the possibility of interaction between machines directly:
They perfectly understand the incredible prospects of the “Internet of things” in the West. American corporations Apple, Google, Microsoft are actively working on technologies for exchanging data between machines filled with sensors, with the complete or partial exclusion of human participation in their management.
Obviously, to coordinate actions united in a single network of household appliances, there must be a control device. This device will collect data, set tasks for devices and monitor their implementation. For maximum efficiency and ease of implementation of the system, uniform standards based on a single programming language will be needed.
Extremely serious is the issue of data security. In the event of a hacker hacking the system, an attacker will gain access to absolutely the entire personal or business life of the user. The Chinese Minister for the development of the "Internet of things" in the PRC, for its part, states:
You can be sure that in the next 10 years the world can change beyond recognition. Another question is that hardly anyone can afford this luxury.
According to experts, such close attention of the Celestial Empire to high-speed communications is caused by interest in the promising market of the so-called “Internet of things”. According to the ambitious plans of the Chinese government, the market for the “Internet of things” in China may reach $ 2020 billion by 610.
What is this same "Internet of things"? Internet of Things involves connecting to a common network of various household devices with built-in sensors, which should make life more comfortable, making it as easy as possible to solve everyday tasks of a person. In the future, from work, it will be possible to get to your “smart home” in an unmanned vehicle without traffic jams. In the absence of the owner, Smart Home will order delivery of food to the refrigerator, make the room temperature comfortable, and automatically brew fresh coffee for its owner when he returns home. If the owner becomes ill, a smart medical bracelet will transfer the data to the clinic and receive recipes that he can order with home delivery.
The Minister of Industry and Informatization of the People's Republic of China, Miao Wei, voices his vision of the possibility of interaction between machines directly:
This is the future of mankind. The desire to be prepared for it is one of the reasons for active work in the field of mobile communications
They perfectly understand the incredible prospects of the “Internet of things” in the West. American corporations Apple, Google, Microsoft are actively working on technologies for exchanging data between machines filled with sensors, with the complete or partial exclusion of human participation in their management.
Obviously, to coordinate actions united in a single network of household appliances, there must be a control device. This device will collect data, set tasks for devices and monitor their implementation. For maximum efficiency and ease of implementation of the system, uniform standards based on a single programming language will be needed.
Extremely serious is the issue of data security. In the event of a hacker hacking the system, an attacker will gain access to absolutely the entire personal or business life of the user. The Chinese Minister for the development of the "Internet of things" in the PRC, for its part, states:
Our top priority is security.
You can be sure that in the next 10 years the world can change beyond recognition. Another question is that hardly anyone can afford this luxury.
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