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The Netherlands just secured €214 million to lead the global race toward 6G networks, technology that could transform everything from factories to emergency deliveries. The country already set a world record during testing, and over 100 small businesses are lining up to build the wireless future.
Australian researchers have cracked a major hurdle in developing 6G wireless technology that could deliver internet speeds 100 times faster than 5G. The team at Adelaide University is building devices using terahertz waves to enable data rates above one terabit per second.
Scientists in Japan just transmitted data at 112 gigabits per second using a microchip-sized device, smashing through a major barrier blocking the path to lightning-fast 6G networks. The breakthrough could bring wireless speeds 3,000 times faster than today's average to your phone by 2030.
Australian scientists just cracked a major challenge on the road to 6G wireless networks that could deliver internet speeds 100 times faster than today. The breakthrough involves harnessing terahertz waves, an almost untapped slice of the electromagnetic spectrum.
A new laboratory in Singapore is working to bring us the next generation of wireless technology. MediaTek and Singapore University of Technology and Design joined forces to research 6G connectivity that could transform how our devices work together.
Finnish researchers created affordable plastic panels that bend wireless signals around walls without power or electronics. The breakthrough could make ultra-fast 6G networks work in basements, tunnels, and crowded buildings.
Seven countries just took a major step toward making tomorrow's internet safer for everyone. Their new voluntary security principles could protect billions of future users before 6G networks even launch.
Electric vehicle owners in Singapore can soon charge their cars by simply parking over a pad, no plugs needed. The city-state just upgraded its EV charging standards to include wireless technology and other innovations that make going electric easier than ever.
Norwegian researchers just solved one of the biggest challenges facing electric ships: how to recharge without returning to shore. The breakthrough uses wireless charging technology that works right in the middle of the ocean.
Chinese scientists successfully tested a system that beams kilowatt-level power wirelessly to multiple moving targets, bringing orbital solar energy closer to reality. The breakthrough could enable 24/7 clean energy from space within years.
Chinese scientists just transmitted kilowatt-level energy wirelessly across hundreds of meters, bringing the dream of space-based solar power stations one giant leap closer to reality. The breakthrough could revolutionize how we power everything from factories to remote villages.
Finnish researchers created cheap, 3D-printed panels that bounce wireless signals around walls and obstacles without needing power or electronics. The innovation could solve one of 6G's biggest problems before the network even launches.
Pennsylvania Turnpike is installing 20 wireless charging parking pads at its headquarters, powered entirely by solar energy. The project puts the state at the forefront of infrastructure innovation while moving toward energy independence by 2040.
Chinese scientists just successfully beamed 1,180 watts of power wirelessly to multiple moving targets over 100 meters, bringing orbital solar power stations closer to reality. The breakthrough could one day deliver clean energy from space directly to Earth.
Chinese researchers just solved a key challenge in space-based solar power by wirelessly transmitting enough energy to run an air conditioner to multiple moving targets 100 meters away. The breakthrough brings 24/7 clean energy from space closer to reality.
Scientists at Cornell University created a neural implant smaller than a grain of salt that can wirelessly read brain activity for over a year. The device uses light instead of wires, opening doors to safer brain monitoring for medical treatments.
Chinese scientists just wirelessly transmitted over a kilowatt of power across a football field, bringing us closer to solar power stations in space. The breakthrough could one day power satellites without bulky solar panels.
Researchers in Japan have developed origami-inspired packaging that wirelessly detects damage during shipping, no batteries needed. The innovation could transform how we protect everything from fresh produce to fragile goods.
Scientists have created a wireless retinal implant thinner than a human hair that could one day restore sight to millions living with vision loss. The breakthrough device uses safe near-infrared light instead of risky visible light, eliminating the need for bulky electronics.
A new pilot study shows continuous wireless monitoring in hospitals reduced major complications and deaths while saving nurses nearly half an hour per patient daily. The technology creates a safety net that catches health changes before they become emergencies.
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