Western media: 6G will open the next geopolitical competition between the United States and China

 Spanish "Abbeza" article on December 20, original title: 6G opens the next political competition. Although the large-scale deployment of 6G may wait until 2030, China and the United States are already taking full advantage of their new technology competition Advantage.

The competition between the world's major powers is increasingly unfolding in the field of technology. The implementation of the fifth-generation mobile communication technology (5G) has triggered a cold war between the United States and China. The most typical incident is that the United States suppressed Huawei, one of the world's largest 5G network providers. With this conflict as the background, before we have fully entered the 5G era, it has been reported that a new geopolitical struggle will be launched around the next generation of 6G technology. The application of 6G technology is expected to begin in 2028, and large-scale commercialization will be around 2030, but different economic groups have committed themselves to place themselves in a leading position in this revolutionary technology.

The United States Telecommunications Industry Solutions Alliance (ATIS) announced in October 2020 the establishment of the "Next G Alliance" (Next G Alliance), which aims to promote the leadership of the United States in the 6G field in the next 10 years through the efforts of the private sector Status, including Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Intel and other US technology industry giants are participating. In China, the world's first 6G test satellite was launched in November 2020. At the commercial level, Huawei has reached an agreement with the Polytechnic University of Valencia in Spain to jointly establish the first 6G technology research center.

Another major player in the competition, the European Union has 6G research projects such as Hexa-X. The project is coordinated by Finland’s Nokia, with participation of Telefónica, etc., with the aim of giving Europe an advantage in the 6G competition.

Once 6G is launched, countries around the world will attach great importance to this technology, because the impact is decisive. Mario Esteban, chief researcher at the Royal Elcano Institute in Spain, said: "The most prominent players in the 6G technology competition are the United States, China, the European Union and South Korea." There may be alliances between companies from different countries. However, Esteban believes that these cooperations face pressure from the United States. He said: "In the 5G competition, we have seen polarization, and there is no sign that the 6G era will be different."

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