The mm-wave is a part of the radio frequency spectrum between 24GHz and 100 GHz. The mm-wave frequency has a short wavelength, low coverage, and faster data transfer characteristics as compared with other frequency spectrum. Many countries have already started deploying/allocation of the mm-wave frequency band. Some of them are the U.S., South Korea, Japan, and European countries. In 2020, mm-wave antenna modules are used in smartphones, indoor user equipment such as Wi-Fi and small cells. Qualcomm Incorporated is one of the leading companies involved in developing and manufacturing mm-wave antenna modules for 5G smartphones and tablets. With the list of benefits of mm-wave technology, there are some challenges associated with the technology. For instance, these high-frequency signals cannot travel for long distances and don’t allow wall penetration. To overcome this issue, companies are relying on massive MIMO technology for making use of mm-wave technology. Major telecom operators, such as Verizon and Ericsson, are investing heavily in 5G mm-wave technology, enabling the faster roll-out of 5G technology across the nations.

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