Guest Post: AI and ML in Next-Gen Networks Enhancing Efficiency and Performance
Post contributed by Miles Oliver Artificial intelligence (AI) programs like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot have made headline news in recent years, as millions of people have tapped into the power of generative AI to produce copy, create graphics, and check code. However, AI and machine learning (ML) can do far more than simply serve […]
6G Winning Battle for the 6GHz Band Over Wi-Fi in Brazil
There is a battle going on for the 6GHz band globally. On the one hand, Wi-Fi providers pushing for allocation of the entire range; on the other hand, the mobile industry advocating for splitting the band to include 6G. At least in Brazil, it seems the latter has gained an edge. According to Vinicius Caram, […]
NI Expert: Software-Defined Radio and 6G Will Work Together
Software-Defined Radio (SDR) and 6G will work together. That is one of many takeaways of the catch-up 6GWorld had with Ben Coffin, Chief Global Business Manager, Wireless Research at National Instruments (NI), during the 6GSymposium Fall 2024. In this interview, Coffin talks about his work at NI, about SDR and its intersection with 6G. “We […]
Future Telco Conversations Highlight Culture Clashes Ahead
Last week we saw a clash of cultures and philosophies around the next generation of telecoms. In a typical scenario, the market will decide which of these becomes the dominant approach. However, the telecoms world is atypical insofar as there are bottlenecks such as the standards bodies which can limit the nature of the market. […]
Taste of the Autumn: 6G Profit, Policy & Tech Moves This Week
It’s been a busy week for 6G-related news this week. Here’s a round-up of some of the items that caught our eye: Open and Profitable 6G 6GSymposium in Washington DC created a stir with remarks from FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks emphasising the co-evolution of 6G and Open RAN. The FCC is committing $900 million in […]
