Good News – Growth For A Telco! Might Be Bad News For Some, Though…
Readers will be familiar with the technology journeys which many researchers and vendors are setting out upon, and at least as familiar with the troubled financial circumstances of many telcos. When growth is difficult at best, it’s hard to expect serious operator investment into new network capabilities, whether that’s moving past 5G, or MEC, or […]
Bold Predictions with Gerhard Schoenthal, Virginia Diodes
During the Spring edition of 6GSymposium this year, 6GWorld caught up with Virginia Diodes’ Gerhard Schoenthal and asked him to agree or disagree with three bold predictions. Check out his answers in the video below! Curious about the 6G Symposium Fall 2024? Register now and secure your spot: https://www.6gworld.com/6gsymposium/ Image by Pixifant on Pixabay
India to Develop Cell-Free 6G Access Points, Government Says
The Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT) of India, the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (IIT Roorkee) and IIT Mandi will aim to develop cell-free 6G access points. The project will focus on developing access points for potential 6G radio access networks. The institutions also want to contribute to the 6G standardisation activity, as India’s […]
Network AI Evolution, 5G to 6G
While recently AI has been touted as ‘the most over-hyped technology’ currently in public consciousness, telecoms has used different forms of automation and machine learning [ML] for years. However, using “Network AI” as a term is not necessarily helpful or descriptive when we’re talking about change from the current situation towards something more pervasive. 6GWorld […]
Turkey’s ULAK Announces Two-Digit 6G Patents
Turkish research company ULAK Communications announced it has registered seventeen 6G patents with the US Patent and Trademark Office and the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office. According to CEO Rusen Komurcu, ULAK has applied for more than 90 national and international patents in the past two years. “We plan to play an effective role in […]
