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938 Gbps: 6G testing hits 9000x 5G speed, could download 20+ movies in a second | The researchers achieved a 938 Gbps transmission data rate with less than a 300 MHz gap between different RF and m... (interestingengineering.com)

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Original Title: 938 Gbps: 6G testing hits 9000x 5G speed, could download 20+ movies in a second | The researchers achieved a 938 Gbps transmission data rate with less than a 300 MHz gap between different RF and mm-wave bands.

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