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Homepage Statistical Perspectives on the Evolution of Connectivity Apple may gain financially and have more technological control with internal modems. Statistics, however, highlight the difficulties in developing and testing products as well as the dangers of going up against fierce competition. Getting the balance just right becomes essential for success. With the successful launch of its in-house modem, Apple has changed the game for future smartphone technology, and the industry is waiting to see what steps the company will take next. Here's a tabular view comparing 5G and 6G developments in the context of Apple: Aspect5G Development6G ExplorationFocus AreaImproving 5G Modem TechnologyPioneering Research in 6G ConnectivityChallengesUnrealistic goalsEvolving Standards and Protocols Unusable PrototypesEarly-Stage Development ChallengesTimelineOriginal goal for fall 2023, delayed to 2025/2026In early stages, Expected standard by 2030Qualcomm DependencyAiming to reduce reliance on QualcommAnticipating the future and aligning with the industryStrategic ShiftUrgency to end expensive Qualcomm dealIn the early stages, Expected standard by 20306G InvestmentMinimal at presentGrowing investment in engineers and researchTechnological ControlStriving for greater control in modern developmentExploring opportunities for end-to-end controlRisksDelays and challenges in developmentUncertainties in 6G standards and market dynamicsApple 5G to 6G Transformation 2024 Tech News Tags:

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Apple News: 5G Modem Challenges / 6G Modem Exploration 2024

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