The Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) recently announced the approval of 1.2 GHz of bandwidth in the 6GHz band (5,925 to 7,125 MHz) as a frequency for unlicensed broadband communications, including next-generation Wi-Fi. This makes Korea the second country in the world (after the United States) to supply the 6 GHz band, and the first in 16 years to supply new Wi-Fi frequencies.

Dr. Juhyung Son, a Wilus expert in Wi-Fi, participated in the study group convened by MSIT to analyze the opening of the 6 GHz frequency band in Korea. In his study group activities, he conducted technical analysis of unlicensed spectrum regulation in major countries, and made detailed technological and regulatory suggestions.

Wilus is pleased to have played a role in this major step forward for telecommunications in Korea.

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