Different federal bodies are considering at least two initiatives addressing security for 6G and IoT in telecommunications
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South Korea Finishes Preliminary Studies, Plans ‘Pre-6G’ Demo for 2026
South Korea has announced it will start developing commercial 6G technology in 2024. It aims to secure 30% of standard 6G patents
Africa is Diverse: Digitalisation Differs Across the Continent
Expert Jane Munga discusses how digitalisation has been taking shape in different African countries
From Spam to Identify Theft: Adversarial Attacks And AI
The massive rise of artificial intelligence (AI), especially after ChatGPT was released, brought along concerns about the latest security breach, one that even machines might not notice: adversarial attacks.
These Two Topics Will Impact 6G
Alain Mourad points out two areas being advanced today that will impact 6G down the road; watch the short video
The US and Nordic Countries Promise More Cooperation on 6G
The Presidents of Finland and the United States and the Prime Ministers of Denmark, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden have committed to widening the cooperation on 6G among the nations. This is the latest of a series of agreements and international commitments the US administration has made in recent months.
Private Networks Show Us the Future of Telecom
Professor Matti Latva-aho briefly shares his thoughts about the future of private networks and how they’ll show us the future of telecom
Amazon, Qualcomm Welcome FCC’s Spectrum Sharing Plans
The two companies, along with other companies and institutions, have welcomed the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) proposal to prepare for 6G and experiment with spectrum sharing between 42GHz and 42.5GHz.
6G Must Address These Two Requirements
David Boswarthick, Director of New Technologies at ETSI, explains what requirements he believes must be resolved for 6G to achieve its goals