6G • Core Network
Terminal Multi-Path BBR Controller
Bottleneck Bandwidth and RTT Multi-Path Transport Engine on UE
Transport layer protocol engine running on the mobile terminal dynamically balancing gigabit traffic across 5G, 6G, Wi-Fi 8, and satellite links.
Technical Explanation
6G terminals maintain concurrent active links across multiple wireless technologies (6G sub-THz, 5G mid-band, Wi-Fi 8, and LEO satellite). The Multi-Path BBR (Bottleneck Bandwidth and Round-trip propagation time) controller measures model-based capacity and queuing delay on each path in real time. Rather than relying on loss-based congestion control, it allocates packets to match the instantaneous bottleneck bandwidth of each interface, avoiding bufferbloat and packet reordering latency.
Key Functions
- Aggregates data throughput simultaneously across 5G, 6G, Wi-Fi, and satellite
- Prevents bufferbloat and packet drop by modeling bottleneck capacity
- Maintains zero-interruption transport sessions during individual link loss
- Reduces tail latency for interactive video streaming and cloud gaming
Specifications
IETF RFC 9000 (QUIC), RFC 8684 (MPTCP), 3GPP Rel-19 ATSSS
Interfaces
Transport Layer SocketOS Network StackATSSS Control Function
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