Staying Connected: 6G Networks Beat Weather Slumps

In today's world, a strong internet connection isn't just nice—it's necessary. Wi-Fi 6 routers are a big part of that, especially when they don't have wires. But there's a catch. These routers can be affected by weather and aren't exactly protected from intrusions. This means that when bad weather hits, the demand for the internet goes up—think businesses, social chats, and daily playtime activities. All this can slow down the network speed and make it more crowded.So, what's the fix? Use smart methods like mini-batch gradient descent for optimization and the V Gradient Geocast Routing Protocol for better routing. These help to cut down on traffic delays and make the network faster even in tough weather conditions. With this improved model, network congestion is reduced to just 1. 15% under bad weather. Isn't that cool?