A poll conducted by 6GWorld answered the question of “Who should take the lead defining use cases beyond 5G?” It illustrates a diversity of attitudes towards the evolution of the industry. 6GWorld caught up with a few experts to share their views on what these results tell us.
Engineering Bites, November 2020
Smart Cities, NFV, Data Security and fixing AI systems all provide delicious, nutritious brain-food in this month’s edition.
Cybersecurity, Emerging Technology & Systemic Risk: WEF
The World Economic Forum recently released a report titled “Cybersecurity, emerging technology and systemic risk”. Overview and link to the full document
What activities should groups like the 6G Next Alliance focus on?
The Network’s Two Edges
Recent research has highlighted two concepts of edge in Beyond-5G and 6G networks; hierarchical, dense stationary cells and ad-hoc, distributed edge networks.
Dense, Not Smart (Yet)
Ultra dense 5G Wireless networks, with a wide number of heterogeneous cells, makes the network configuration, management and restoration extremely challenging. It is not endowed with enough intelligence and flexibility.
A Classical Quantum Pairing
Google Quantum AI Labs fellows Masoud Mohseni and Hartmut Neven have filed a patent for producing chips including both quantum and classical processors using the same process.
Engineering Bites, October 2020
Serving you four recent portions of brilliance at the cutting edge of technology that you may have missed in October 2020
6G: Breaking Out of Our Cells?
6G might effectively ignore the Shannon limit. Xiaohu You of Southeast University has proposed a number of techniques to improve not only data rates but reliability and spectrum re-use that can help meet 6G’s stringent demands… by breaking down the concept of cellular communications itself.