In addition to pioneering a new fixed wireless access system for Internet access, Facebook also is working on a new spectrally-efficient air interface based on use of massive MIMO antenna arrays.
Project ARIES, presently in test mode, features a base station with 96 antennas, supporting 24 simultaneous streams.
Facebook so far has achieved 71 bps/Hz, and Facebook engineers are aiming for supplying 100 bps/Hz eventually.
By way of comparison, that would surpass the efficiency of Long Term Evolution and vastly outperform most other interfaces ever commercially deployed.
In large part, that effort is based on use of massive MIMO.
Service
|
Standard
|
per carrier
per one spatial stream
(Mbit/s)
|
per carrier
(MHz)
|
System spectral efficiency (R/B)/K
((bit/s)/Hz per site)
|
1G cellular
|
NMT 450 modem
|
0.0012
|
0.025
|
0.064
|
1G cellular
|
AMPS modem
|
0.0003[2]
|
0.030
|
0.0015
|
2G cellular
|
0.013 × 8 timeslots = 0.104
|
0.2
| ||
2G cellular
|
0.013 × 3 timeslots = 0.039
|
0.030
| ||
2.75Gcellular
|
CDMA2000 1× voice
|
0.0096 per phone call × 22 calls
|
1.2288
|
0.172 (fully loaded)
|
2.75Gcellular
|
0.384 (typ. 0.20)
|
0.2
|
0.33[4]
| |
2.75Gcellular
|
0.384 (typ. 0.27)
|
0.200
|
0.45[4]
| |
3G cellular
|
WCDMA FDD
|
0.384
|
5
|
0.51
|
3G cellular
|
CDMA2000 1x PD
|
0.153
|
1.2288
|
0.1720 (fully loaded)
|
3G cellular
|
CDMA2000 1×EV-DO Rev.A
|
3.072
|
1.2288
|
1.3
|
FixedWiMAX
|
96
|
20
|
1.2
| |
3.5G cellular
|
21.1
|
5
|
4.22
| |
4G MBWA
|
3.9
|
0.625
|
7.23
| |
4G cellular
|
81.6
|
20
|
16.32
| |
4G cellular
|
75
|
20
|
30
| |
54
|
20
|
0.900
| ||
20
|
1.2
| |||
80
| ||||
6756
|
2160
|
1
| ||
4 timeslots = 0.036
|
0.025
| |||
0.576 to 1.152
|
1.712
|
0.08 to 0.17
| ||
0.576 to 1.152
|
1.712
|
0.34 to 0.67
| ||
31.67 (typ. 22.0)
|
8
|
0.55
| ||
31.67 (typ. 22.0)
|
8
|
4.0 (typ. 2.8)
| ||
5.5 to 11
|
8
|
0.14 to 0.28
| ||
5.5 to 11
|
8
|
0.68 to 1.4
| ||
38
|
6
|
N/A
| ||
ADSL2 downlink
|
12
|
0.962
|
N/A
| |
ADSL2+ downlink
|
28
|
2.109
|
N/A
| |
V.92 downlink
|
0.056
|
0.004
|
N/A
|
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