6G refers to the sixth generation of wireless communication technology. It is the successor to 5G (fifth generation) technology, which is still being rolled out and expanded globally. The evolution of wireless communication technologies typically aims to improve data speeds, reduce latency, increase device connectivity, and enhance overall network performance. While 5G focuses on providing faster and more reliable connectivity, 6G is expected to push the boundaries further, introducing new features and capabilities. 6G aims for near-zero latency, meaning the time it takes for data to travel between devices is almost imperceptible. This will make it ideal for applications like remote surgery, real-time virtual reality experiences, and autonomous vehicles that require instant response times.