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China Mobile and Qualcomm announced that the two sides have successfully completed the world's first U6G band 6G prototype base station and terminal prototype docking test that conforms to the latest definition of 3GPP based on the 6G open creative test device at the China Mobile Collaborative Innovation Center, marking a new stage of 6G key technology from research to systematic verification. This verification is the world's first test of a prototype base station and terminal in the U6G band based on the high-bandwidth baseband and RF alignment requirements defined by 3GPP by an operator and chip manufacturer. The two sides achieved uplink interconnection based on China Mobile's 6G Open Innovation Test Device and Qualcomm Technologies' U6G prototype terminal platform, which not only verified single-point technical capabilities, but also initially verified the viability of future 6G networks and terminals to large bandwidths and high flow rates.
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China Mobile and Qualcomm announced that the two sides have successfully completed the world's first U6G band 6G prototype base station and terminal prototype docking test that conforms to the latest definition of 3GPP based on the 6G open creative test device at China Mobile's collaborative innovation base, marking a new stage of 6G key technology from research to systematic verification. This verification is the world's first test of a prototype base station and terminal in the U6G band based on the high-bandwidth baseband and RF alignment requirements defined by 3GPP by an operator and chip manufacturer. The two sides achieved uplink interconnection based on China Mobile's 6G Open Innovation Test Device and Qualcomm Technologies' U6G prototype terminal platform, which not only verified single-point technical capabilities, but also initially verified the viability of future 6G networks and terminals to large bandwidths and high flow rates.
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