Recently, 3GPP SA1 started various studies for Rel-19 5G systems. The outcome of Rel-19 may not only show the additional capability that the 5G system will offer, but also provide guidance on what the future 6G system needs to be capable of. This whitepaper discusses the ongoing areas of the Rel-19 studies.
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The Development & Current Status of Error-Correcting Code
Shenghan Wu of StorArt shared this lecture on the challenges and potential future of error correction as we move from 5G to 6G.
Positioning and Sensing in 6G: Gaps, Challenges, and Opportunities – Arxiv
This paper presents a unified vision from stakeholders across the value chain in terms of both opportunities
and challenges for 6G positioning and sensing, as well as use cases, performance requirements, and gap analysis.
From Around the Web
Innovation, energy and security: How 5G will change Europe – Saudi Gazette
6G: Predictions for the network of the future- Technology Magazine
When 6G hits the sky, we will know how and why – Mobile Europe
6G spectrum: A game of centimeters – Light Reading
Blockchain and 6G-Enabled IoT
Role of 5G and 6G Technology in Precision Agriculture – MDPI
Meta fined EUR 265 mln in EU for Facebook personal data breach in 2019 – Telecompaper
CHINA’S FIRST PRIVATE 5G LICENCE GOES TO AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURER – Total Telecom
Blockchain technology puts paid to US energy data attacks – Technology Magazine
6G Testing-Advancements in Next-generation Networks – Yahoo!
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The (Wireless) Logic of IoT Consolidation Excluding the MNOs
While the Internet of Things is growing well annually, these days the operator community doesn't talk too much about it. Wireless Logic's Paul Bullock discusses the business challenges facing MNOs in taking advantage of IoT and sets out a possible future for the sector.
Nov
2022
28
Attacks to Smart Cars Could Cut ML Accuracy by 22%, Experiment Shows
A recent experiment has indicated that attacks on federated learning can reduce the machine learning model’s accuracy by 22%
Nov
2022
25
US Universities Test AI to Change Driver’s Behaviour and Save Fuel
A pool of US universities - Vanderbilt University, UC Berkeley, Temple University, and Rutgers University-Camden - have tested an AI system to change drivers’ behaviour and save fuel. Watch the video and learn more: Video images by UC Berkeley/Creative Commons...
Nov
2022
23
6G, Share Prices, and a Blood Transfusion
Digital transformation is being seen as a critical element of telecoms providers' survival. The current financial outlook for the industry is not great, and that will feed through into scope for investment into the next generation. We explore whether there is an opportunity to start remedying that.
Nov
2022
21
Sustainability Versus The Digital Divide in 6G
Can the telco sector be a solution for sustainability by the time 6G comes around? How to achieve that without widening the digital divide?
Nov
2022
18
ESA’s 5G/6G Hub Sends COP27 to the Metaverse
European Space Agency's 5G/6G Hub created a virtual space for its employees to join COP27. Check the video
Nov
2022
16
Guest Post: 5G is Passé. 5G Advanced is Now
The hype around 5G has finally abated. IN this opinion piece, Ern Worthman explores what comes next for the marketing cycle. Is it accurate and is it healthy?
Nov
2022
14
A “Physical Layer Machine Learning Applications Want To See”?
Rob Calderbank of Duke University is one of those unusual academics to have spent a long time in commercial telecoms environments. Today, while he is leading Duke’s interdisciplinary work on big data, he has also recently published work on something he calls pulsones, which may contribute to a more efficient future air interface. 6GWorld caught up with him to find out more about this, and why a big data professor is worrying about radio.
Nov
2022
11
Funding for 6G Is Gaining Traction
6G is receiving increasing attention and funding. We talked to experts at the 6GSymposium Fall 2022 about their expectations for investments
Nov
2022
9
6 Months of 6G – Action Globally
While many of us are familiar with the leading role of the USA, China and Europe in the development of mobile technologies all the way up to 5G, countries around the world are seeing their opportunity to contribute in new ways to the next generation of telecoms. The past six months have seen not just statements of intent but concrete actions to bring countries and regions into the 6G fold.
The (Wireless) Logic of IoT Consolidation Excluding the MNOs
The (Wireless) Logic of IoT Consolidation Excluding the MNOs
While the Internet of Things is growing well annually, these days the operator community doesn't talk too much about it. Wireless Logic's Paul Bullock discusses the business challenges facing MNOs in taking advantage of IoT and sets out a possible future for the sector.
Attacks to Smart Cars Could Cut ML Accuracy by 22%, Experiment Shows
Attacks to Smart Cars Could Cut ML Accuracy by 22%, Experiment Shows
A recent experiment has indicated that attacks on federated learning can reduce the machine learning model’s accuracy by 22%
US Universities Test AI to Change Driver’s Behaviour and Save Fuel
US Universities Test AI to Change Driver’s Behaviour and Save Fuel
A pool of US universities - Vanderbilt University, UC Berkeley, Temple University, and Rutgers University-Camden - have tested an AI system to change drivers’ behaviour and save fuel. Watch the video and learn more: Video images by UC Berkeley/Creative Commons...
6G, Share Prices, and a Blood Transfusion
6G, Share Prices, and a Blood Transfusion
Digital transformation is being seen as a critical element of telecoms providers' survival. The current financial outlook for the industry is not great, and that will feed through into scope for investment into the next generation. We explore whether there is an opportunity to start remedying that.
Sustainability Versus The Digital Divide in 6G
Sustainability Versus The Digital Divide in 6G
Can the telco sector be a solution for sustainability by the time 6G comes around? How to achieve that without widening the digital divide?
ESA’s 5G/6G Hub Sends COP27 to the Metaverse
ESA’s 5G/6G Hub Sends COP27 to the Metaverse
European Space Agency's 5G/6G Hub created a virtual space for its employees to join COP27. Check the video
Guest Post: 5G is Passé. 5G Advanced is Now
Guest Post: 5G is Passé. 5G Advanced is Now
The hype around 5G has finally abated. IN this opinion piece, Ern Worthman explores what comes next for the marketing cycle. Is it accurate and is it healthy?
A “Physical Layer Machine Learning Applications Want To See”?
A “Physical Layer Machine Learning Applications Want To See”?
Rob Calderbank of Duke University is one of those unusual academics to have spent a long time in commercial telecoms environments. Today, while he is leading Duke’s interdisciplinary work on big data, he has also recently published work on something he calls pulsones, which may contribute to a more efficient future air interface. 6GWorld caught up with him to find out more about this, and why a big data professor is worrying about radio.
Funding for 6G Is Gaining Traction
Funding for 6G Is Gaining Traction
6G is receiving increasing attention and funding. We talked to experts at the 6GSymposium Fall 2022 about their expectations for investments
6 Months of 6G – Action Globally
6 Months of 6G – Action Globally
While many of us are familiar with the leading role of the USA, China and Europe in the development of mobile technologies all the way up to 5G, countries around the world are seeing their opportunity to contribute in new ways to the next generation of telecoms. The past six months have seen not just statements of intent but concrete actions to bring countries and regions into the 6G fold.