For mobile networks to be a fundamental infrastructure for various industries, they need to be capable of supporting customization and dynamic configuration on the fly. On the other hand, the evolution of mobile networks was limited due to proprietary technologies and a closed culture for a long time. There is no doubt that the Internet has continued to evolve systems and protocols because of its openness. SoftBank will accommodate complete end-to-end communication for customers with appropriate Service Level Agreements (SLA) in its network by leveraging Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) and network slicing. In the future, however, 6G mobile networks will underpin network infrastructure that supports a variety of industries. For example, small network delays or packet loss were unlikely to inconvenience people's daily lives such as online shopping and video streaming. Until now, services provided on mobile networks that connect smartphones to the Internet have been on a “best-effort” basis because of the nature of the Internet protocol (IP). The following 12 Challenges (as can be seen in the image above) for Beyond 5G / 6G from their press release:

Softbank did a press release where they explained their beyond 5G (B5G) and 6G vision.

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