Next G Alliance – 6G Technologies White Paper
This Next G Alliance (NGA) report provides expert recommendations about which technologies will be key to 6G and where further research is needed. Technology without a purpose is just a novelty. In order to understand how 6G will be used, views were gathered from experts in the areas of:
– Applications and Requirements
– Spectrum Perspectives
– Green G Perspectives
– Societal and Economic Needs (SEN)
i2CAT White Paper: Shaping the 6G Vision
Barcelona research organisation i2CAT has released a vision paper outlining the overall nature of what 6G might be and the challenges reaching that goal. They also include information about how their own capabilities will assist in doing so.
6G Fundamentals: Vision and Enabling Technologies
This research paper by Dr David Soldani of the University of New South Wales explores what a 6G network might credibly look like and how it can be made to function.
The author’s vision is that, by 2030, “all intelligence will be connected following a defence-in-depth strategy – augmented by a zero-trust model – through digital twinning, using B5G/6G wireless, and machine reasoning will meet machine learning at the edge”.
The paper includes discussions of a wide ranging set of issues and ideas, including an extensive set of links to further reading, videos and articles and illustrations of key concepts.
36 Transformative Technology Stats for 2021 and Beyond – ABI
We are at the very beginnings of a massive technological evolution and the forecasts presented in this paper are but tea leaves in the fortune teller’s cup. However, they are important directional indicators
of the technology-enabled world of the future based on ABI’s research.
Future Global Technology Governance – WEF
The World Economic Forum has released a new report examinig gaps in global technology governance for critical 4th Industrial Revolution technologies. Prepared with Deloitte, it identifies risks, gaps and possible policy and governance solutions ahead of a Summit in Tokyo next April.
