eSIM – 4G/LTE, 5G and 6G Network Approaching!

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eSIM – 4G/LTE, 5G and 6G Network Approaching!
Scientists develop ‘full-spectrum’ 6G chip that could transfer data at 100 gigabits per second — 10,000 times faster than 5G

While most wireless telecoms users in several countries are still lacking behind in terms of accessing the 5G network, Scientists are now working on the 6G chip with a full spectrum that could transfer data at 1000 gigabits per second – 10,000 times faster than 5G.

However, it is certain that the 6G network will only be enabled on eSIM and eSIMs will play vital role navigating the widespread use of 6G network and the final elimination of physical SIM Cards in most parts of the world. This means by the year 2030, all new devices must be eSIM compliance, which means that most telecom networks will comply to force their subscribers to upgrade their devices that support eSIMs and migrate their physical SIMs to eSIMs.

This is an opportunity for Resellers, MVNOs, MNOs and Enterprise companies to look inwardly into starting the eSIM business and adoption so that by the year 2030, such Resellers, MVNOs, MNOs and Enterprise companies would have acquired thousands of customers ready for the technology that could revolutionize the way we would do things on planet earth, as technology will drive every aspect of our human life and most technology will be powered by data and eSIM data enabled on 5G & 6G technologies.

It is evidence now and into the year 2030, that eSIM Business Resellers, MVNOs, MNOs and Enterprise companies will profit the most. Even AI technologies will be powered by data and that data will be eSIM data on 5G and 6G network technologies.

To read the full article , see the article publication By Rich McEachran published September 12, 2025 on Live Science.com in the URL Link below:

Scientists develop ‘full-spectrum’ 6G chip that could transfer data at 100 gigabits per second — 10,000 times faster than 5G

Scientists develop ‘full-spectrum’ 6G chip that could transfer data at 100 gigabits per second