The world continues to witness more innovations and use cases leveraging 5G technology. 5G and even 6G technology is at the core of emerging technologies such as Metaverse, Artificial Intelligence, cloud computing, and more that are set to disrupt the world. In the coming days, we will witness AI, VR, AR, 5G, and blockchain may converge to power the metaverse. The metaverse concept has wide-sweeping potential. On one level, it could be a 3D social media channel with messaging targeted perfectly to every user by AI. That’s the Meta vision. It also has the potential to be an all-encompassing platform for information, entertainment, and work like social space and live network space where games, music, movies, and anime intersect. The metaverse is one where people come together to share “time and space” – a virtual concert. With the invention of the 6G network, which is capable of delivering speeds of 1 terabyte per second or 8,000 gigabits per second. 5G and immersive technology is fundamentally changing the way we live, work and consume information and media. Now’s the time to bridge the gap between the digital and physical worlds. Consumers are eyeing towards newer experiences with gaming. With 5G rolling out and mobile and cloud gaming on the rise, opportunities to further expand the gaming market are mounting. 97% of executives in a new study believe the gaming industry is central to the development of the metaverse, and 48% said metaverse will change gaming company business models and drive revenue while also giving brands new opportunities to build relationships with their customers.

Today’s networks are often not up to speed. And even when downloadable games are used, which need minimal bandwidth, games still need very low latency to be enjoyable. For service providers, app coverage for low-latency demanding services needs to be on the table when planning for and launching a gaming service targeting mobile use. 6G (sixth-generation wireless) is the succ.