ETSI’s newly published report gives an overview of the roles of general-purpose and specialized hardware, such as neural processors and neural networks, in enabling the security of AI. The report identifies hardware vulnerabilities and common weaknesses in AI systems and outlines the mitigations available in hardware to prevent attacks, as well as the general requirements on hardware to support the security of AI (SAI).
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Dynamic infrastructure-as-a-service: A key paradigm for 6G networks and application to maritime communications – ITU
This paper highlights the missing elements in 5G that prevent evolutions of this technology from meeting future needs. Instead, they propose a disruptive communication paradigm to “ultimately enable the radical evolution of the current systems”, that interlink connectivity and computing seamlessly. They propose 6G should be able to “integrate and release, in a dynamic manner, heterogeneous types of resources, such as diverse types of network entities/nodes with nomadic, relaying, and multi-tenancy capabilities, which can enable demand-driven service provisioning, coverage extension, increased network capacity, and reduced energy consumption.”
6G: The Personal Tactile Internet And Open Questions for Information Theory – Information Theory Society
The hype around 5G is, again, focusing on business customers, in particular in the context of campus networks. Consequently, 6G must provide an infrastructure to enable remote-controlled mobile robotic solutions for everyone—the Personal Tactile Internet. Which role can information and communication theory play in this context, and what are the big challenges ahead?
From Around the Web
Hyperscalers Could Turbocharge 6G Evolution – SDX Central
The 6G frequency switch that spares scientific services – Nature
Cover Story: Telekom moves further beyond homes with 5G – The Edge
Will Open RAN Have to Wait for 6G? – SDXcentral
For 5G and beyond, energy is as important as RAN, core and transport – RCR
SoftBank Corp. Starts Deployment of 5G MEC in Japan
6GSymposium Day 3 Recap: Technology With A Purpose
To gain a full view of the day’s activities – and indeed all 16 sessions in the 6GSymposium – visit the 6GSymposium website from next week for the complete set of video recordings, available to anyone registered (if you haven’t registered yet, don’t worry –...
How 5 and Even 6G Will Make The Metaverse A True Reality – Forbes
Sci-fi level connectivity on the horizon with 6G – Business Post
ATIS’ Next G Alliance and Japan’s Beyond 5G Promotion Consortium Announce Memorandum of Understanding
May
2022
27
Podcast – The 6G Roundup (May 27)
In this 6G Roundup episode, we talk about Nokia's vision for the 6G timeline, a 6G partnership, and a new Terahertz measurement device
May
2022
24
6GSymposium Round-Up, Day 2: New Mindsets, New Relations and Making Money
in Day Two, speakers from around the world covered off a host of issues related to the commercial success of Beyond-5G services. The analysis explored what has gone wrong in the past and what needs to change for the coming generation of telecoms to be a commercial success – not just for the vendors but for the operators and their partner ecosystems.
The day underlined the point that the real evolution towards 6G may need to be in the industry’s mindsets, relationships and business models, with technology serving as an enabler rather than a driver.
May
2022
23
6GSymposium Day 1: Clarity, Confusion, Competition, Continuity
Day One of the 6GSymposium brought some fundamental questions about the evolution path from 5G to 6G. See the recap here
May
2022
20
Podcast – The 6G Roundup (May 20)
6G efforts from India and South Korea, a NIST finding, and the upcoming 6GSymposium are today's topics in the 6G Roundup
May
2022
19
2022 IEEE SPS – EURASIP summer school on “Defining 6G: Theory, Applications, and Enabling Technologies”
With 5G being a reality, what will 6G be? Extensive discussions have been initiated around possible paradigm shifts and new technologies for 6G in recent years. With this summer school, we aim at providing a comprehensive roadmap about fundamental theory, emerging applications, and possible enabling technologies for 6G. The summer school consists of both application-domain talks with a high-level overview of key elements and practical aspects of 6G systems, and in-depth technical lectures focusing on theoretical aspects of emerging research directions. The lectures are organized around several key components of current 6G research trends, including the intersection between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and wireless communications, cyber-physical systems, semantic communications, Internet of Things (IoT) and massive access, integrated space-air-ground systems, mmWave and Terahertz communication, integrated sensing and communication, and security and trustworthiness of 6G systems.
May
2022
18
New Study Shows How 6G Could Help People with Dementia
Researchers suggested 6G and AI might play a critical role in helping patients with dementia have a more active and comfortable life
May
2022
16
Suzuki and IIT Hyderabad Showcase V2X Prototypes in India
Suzuki and IIT Hyderabad have teamed up to investigate how Vehicle-to-Everything technology would work in the country
May
2022
13
Podcast – The 6G Roundup (May 13)
This week, the 6G Roundup talks about a new 6G coalition in Finland, RISE-6G's vision, a Vehicle-to-Everything demonstration in India
May
2022
11
“That Doesn’t Sound Sexy, But It’s Game-Changing”: Video Interview with Stephen Douglas, Spirent
6GWorld talks with Stephen Douglas, long at Spirent's cutting edge for 5G and now also 6G, about emerging concepts around how a network of networks might work - including governance, AI, orchestration, business relationships and much more.
May
2022
9
CEO Interview: Small Businesses & The Future of Service Delivery
While 5G has been touted as 'for enterprise', telcos have traditionally struggled to gain traction especially with smaller businesses. We speak with Pax8's EMEA CEO Robert Belgrave to explore whether this company has a model to change that in future.
Podcast – The 6G Roundup (May 27)
Podcast – The 6G Roundup (May 27)
In this 6G Roundup episode, we talk about Nokia's vision for the 6G timeline, a 6G partnership, and a new Terahertz measurement device
6GSymposium Round-Up, Day 2: New Mindsets, New Relations and Making Money
6GSymposium Round-Up, Day 2: New Mindsets, New Relations and Making Money
in Day Two, speakers from around the world covered off a host of issues related to the commercial success of Beyond-5G services. The analysis explored what has gone wrong in the past and what needs to change for the coming generation of telecoms to be a commercial success – not just for the vendors but for the operators and their partner ecosystems.
The day underlined the point that the real evolution towards 6G may need to be in the industry’s mindsets, relationships and business models, with technology serving as an enabler rather than a driver.
6GSymposium Day 1: Clarity, Confusion, Competition, Continuity
6GSymposium Day 1: Clarity, Confusion, Competition, Continuity
Day One of the 6GSymposium brought some fundamental questions about the evolution path from 5G to 6G. See the recap here
Podcast – The 6G Roundup (May 20)
Podcast – The 6G Roundup (May 20)
6G efforts from India and South Korea, a NIST finding, and the upcoming 6GSymposium are today's topics in the 6G Roundup
2022 IEEE SPS – EURASIP summer school on “Defining 6G: Theory, Applications, and Enabling Technologies”
2022 IEEE SPS – EURASIP summer school on “Defining 6G: Theory, Applications, and Enabling Technologies”
With 5G being a reality, what will 6G be? Extensive discussions have been initiated around possible paradigm shifts and new technologies for 6G in recent years. With this summer school, we aim at providing a comprehensive roadmap about fundamental theory, emerging applications, and possible enabling technologies for 6G. The summer school consists of both application-domain talks with a high-level overview of key elements and practical aspects of 6G systems, and in-depth technical lectures focusing on theoretical aspects of emerging research directions. The lectures are organized around several key components of current 6G research trends, including the intersection between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and wireless communications, cyber-physical systems, semantic communications, Internet of Things (IoT) and massive access, integrated space-air-ground systems, mmWave and Terahertz communication, integrated sensing and communication, and security and trustworthiness of 6G systems.
New Study Shows How 6G Could Help People with Dementia
New Study Shows How 6G Could Help People with Dementia
Researchers suggested 6G and AI might play a critical role in helping patients with dementia have a more active and comfortable life
Suzuki and IIT Hyderabad Showcase V2X Prototypes in India
Suzuki and IIT Hyderabad Showcase V2X Prototypes in India
Suzuki and IIT Hyderabad have teamed up to investigate how Vehicle-to-Everything technology would work in the country
Podcast – The 6G Roundup (May 13)
Podcast – The 6G Roundup (May 13)
This week, the 6G Roundup talks about a new 6G coalition in Finland, RISE-6G's vision, a Vehicle-to-Everything demonstration in India
“That Doesn’t Sound Sexy, But It’s Game-Changing”: Video Interview with Stephen Douglas, Spirent
“That Doesn’t Sound Sexy, But It’s Game-Changing”: Video Interview with Stephen Douglas, Spirent
6GWorld talks with Stephen Douglas, long at Spirent's cutting edge for 5G and now also 6G, about emerging concepts around how a network of networks might work - including governance, AI, orchestration, business relationships and much more.
CEO Interview: Small Businesses & The Future of Service Delivery
CEO Interview: Small Businesses & The Future of Service Delivery
While 5G has been touted as 'for enterprise', telcos have traditionally struggled to gain traction especially with smaller businesses. We speak with Pax8's EMEA CEO Robert Belgrave to explore whether this company has a model to change that in future.