Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, November 17, the Bluetooth Special interest Group (SIG), the industry association responsible for overseeing Bluetooth technology, today announced a new specification development project to define the operation of Bluetooth low Power (LE) in additional unauthorized intermediate frequency bands, including 6GHz bands.

CTOnews.com has learned that Bluetooth technology is the most widely deployed wireless standard in the world, with more than 5 billion products shipped each year. The core reason for its large-scale adoption and success is the continuous development of the technology in key areas, including higher data throughput, lower delay and higher positioning accuracy. The new spectrum expansion project will help ensure that these Bluetooth performance improvements are sustained in the future.

The Bluetooth Technology Alliance CEO Mark Powell said: "over the past two decades, Bluetooth technology has made our lives more efficient, safer, healthier and happier. The Bluetooth Technology Alliance community is constantly developing the technology to meet the needs of the expanding wireless communications market. Expanding to the 6GHz band will ensure that the community can continue to make the necessary improvements, paving the way for Bluetooth innovation in the next two decades."

President and CEO Kevin Robinson of the Wi-Fi Alliance said: "the global allocation of additional spectrum for unauthorized use is critical to ensuring that wireless technologies continue to meet growing connectivity needs. The ability of designated 6GHz for unauthorized use to create valuable spectrum resources and bring huge social and economic benefits is recognized globally. The Wi-Fi Alliance looks forward to working with the Bluetooth Alliance to ensure our successful coexistence in this band. "

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