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The article discusses Qualcomm’s role as a founding partner in a new U.S.-based alliance focused on developing foundational 6G technologies.Verizon recently launched its 6G Innovation Forum, naming Qualcomm and Meta as key partners in device and chipset development. Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon announced that the company aims to have pre-commercial 6G devices ready by 2028. Other founding partners<\/a> include network vendors Ericsson,Samsung Electronics,and Nokia.<\/p>\n

Qualcomm’s leadership in wireless technology, spanning from 2G through 5G, positions it at the forefront of 6G innovation. The upcoming 6G network is expected to enable a new generation of smart devices, including advanced augmented and virtual reality, connected smartphones, smartwatches, and wearable medical technology.<\/p>\n

Verizon plans to open 6G Labs in Los angeles near Qualcomm’s headquarters to serve as hubs for collaborative research and development.This initiative highlights the U.S. commitment to advancing cellular technology from 5G to 6G.<\/p>\n

The alliance follows earlier important industry events, including Qualcomm’s blocked merger with Broadcom and recent strategic discussions involving Intel.Qualcomm continues to engage with U.S. administrations to support and advance wireless technology innovation.

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