<ul><li>Scientists at the University of Bristol have made a breakthrough in semiconductor technology, paving the way for super-fast 6G networks.</li><li>6G networks are expected to be faster and more powerful than 5G, enabling instant data sharing globally for applications like remote medical care and smarter driverless cars.</li><li>The team developed a new type of radio frequency amplifier using a latch effect, improving signal efficiency. These amplifiers are made from gallium nitride and have more than 1,000 tiny fins to boost current.</li><li>Testing showed that the new technology is durable and can further increase power. Researchers aim to integrate this technology into real-world products with the potential to fulfill science fiction dreams through 6G technology.</li></ul>

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