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November 17 - The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG), the industry association that oversees Bluetooth technology, today announced a new specification development project to define the operation of Bluetooth Low Power (LE) in additional unlicensed mid-band frequencies, including the 6GHz band.

Bluetooth technology is the most widely deployed wireless standard in the world, with more than five billion products shipped each year. Central to its such massive adoption and success is the continued evolution of the technology in key areas, including higher data throughput, lower latency and greater positioning accuracy. The new spectrum expansion project will help ensure that these improvements in Bluetooth performance will continue into the future.

Over the past two decades, Bluetooth technology has made our lives more efficient, safer, healthier and happier," said the CEO of the Bluetooth SIG. The Bluetooth SIG community is continuing to develop the technology to meet the needs of the expanding wireless communications market. Expanding to the 6GHz band will ensure that the community can continue to make the necessary improvements that will pave the way for Bluetooth innovation over the next two decades."

The President and CEO of the Wi-Fi Alliance said, "The global allocation of additional spectrum for unlicensed use is critical to ensure that wireless technology can continue to meet the growing demand for connectivity. Designating 6GHz for unlicensed use creates a valuable spectrum resource with the globally recognized ability to deliver significant socio-economic benefits. the Wi-Fi Alliance looks forward to working with the Bluetooth Alliance to ensure our successful co-existence in this band."