6GSYMPOSIUM Spring 2023

Beyond The Hype

24-26, April 2023• Live Event

Alex Lawrence

Turf Wars and Taming the Wild West: Looking Ahead to WRC23

Radio conference WRC will shape the telecoms landscape for the decade to come. We take a look at the topics, priorities and interests outlined by key players.

An Internet of Data May be on the Horizon

GSMA Open Connect is one of the multiple approaches over the years that have sought to take advantage of mobile operators’ data. Yet they have been stymied repeatedly in using that data to its full extent.

There are, however, developments beyond the traditional telecoms domain that might help to turn that around.

New Security & Trust Approaches On The Horizon For Next Generation Networks

The existing approach to security and trust in telecoms has grown up over decades. New technical and service demands may offer routes to simplify and secure networks in ways previously unimaginable.

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.

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.

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.

The Trouble With Scaling O-RAN & TIP Innovation

The Trouble With Scaling O-RAN & TIP Innovation

Enterprise services are a focus in both 5G and 6G. However, a major challenge lies in being able to deliver end-to-end quality of service guarantees, particularly where services travel across more than one operator network. Open RAN and open networks should help, but will that even be a 6G phenomenon?

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