Etisalat by e& Achieves Record 10 Gbps Speeds on 6 GHz Band in 5G-Advanced Trial

According to the statement, the collaboration between Etisalat by e& and TDRA resulted in this achievement on the 6 GHz band, the highest ever achieved on this frequency worldwide.

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Highlights

  • Etisalat's 5G-Advanced trial hits 10 Gbps speeds on the 6 GHz band.
  • Collaboration with TDRA advances UAE's 5G-Advanced capabilities.
  • Global milestone with far-reaching implications for connectivity and innovation.

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Etisalat Achieves Record 10 Gbps Speeds on 6 GHz Band in 5G-Advanced Trial
The UAE telecommunications company, Etisalat by e&, has announced the successful completion of its "5G-Advanced" trial project, achieving a throughput of 10 Gbps on the 6 GHz band. According to the statement, the project, led by the Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA), solidifies the UAE's position at the forefront of 5G-Advanced network capabilities.

Also Read: UAE’s TDRA and Telcos Achieve 10 Gbps Speed in 5G-Advanced Trials on 6 GHz Band




Technological Breakthrough

Etisalat by e& stated that this achievement represents a significant leap in data transfer speeds. The trial focused on unlocking the full potential of the 6 GHz frequency range, coupled with a 400 MHz bandwidth, to achieve 10 Gbps speed while enhancing user experience.

Also Read: Etisalat by e& Launches 5G SA in UAE

Collaboration for Innovation

According to the statement, the collaboration between Etisalat by e& and TDRA resulted in this achievement on the 6 GHz band, the highest ever achieved on this frequency worldwide. The joint statement from Etisalat and TDRA highlighted the profound implications, not only for the UAE's technological leadership but also for the global digital transformation landscape.

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Etisalat's Perspective

Etisalat UAE stated: "Our recent achievement of 5G-Advanced speeds reaffirms our commitment to delivering high-quality and fast connectivity. The collaboration with TDRA emphasises our joint commitment to enhance the UAE's technological leadership and global recognition."

"This advancement paves the way for a seamless and integrated digital world, enabling the growth of IoT applications and metaverse technologies. The increased speeds support complex applications such as remote healthcare diagnostics, autonomous vehicle projects, and advanced industrial installations, contributing to a more innovative, interconnected society," added Etisalat.

Also Read: Stc Achieves 10 Gbps Speeds in 5G mmWave Trials

This "5G-Advanced" trial aligns with Etisalat's commitment to bolstering the UAE government's "Year of Sustainability" initiatives in 2023.

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