FCC Kicks Off Security Council with AI at Centre and 6G in Mind
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has officially launched its 9th Communications Security, Reliability, and Interoperability Council (CSRIC). Last Friday, CSRIC members held the group’s first meeting. The most recurrent topic, by far, was artificial intelligence. Several Commission officers shared concerns about the security threats the malicious use of AI poses to society. “How can we […]
6G Flagship’s Researcher Creates Receiver Front End Working at 300 GHz
Sumit Singh, a researcher supported by the Academy of Finland’s 6G Flagship programme, has developed a highly efficient receiver front end capable of operating close to the maximum oscillation frequency of semiconductor technology. According to 6G Flagship, the front end works at a high frequency of 300 GHz, paving the way for next-generation mobile internet. […]
Turkey’s ULAK Announces Two-Digit 6G Patents
Turkish research company ULAK Communications announced it has registered seventeen 6G patents with the US Patent and Trademark Office and the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office. According to CEO Rusen Komurcu, ULAK has applied for more than 90 national and international patents in the past two years. “We plan to play an effective role in […]
Spectrum Act Stuck Amid US Senators’ Dispute
The session to analyse the Spectrum and National Security Act at the US Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation has been postponed for the fourth time. It was scheduled for June 18th. According to Senator Maria Cantwell, Chair of the Committee, the session was obstructed by “certain Republican committee members,” led by Senator Ted […]
FCC Launches Advisory Committee, 6G Security Working Group in the US
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced it is kicking off the ninth Communications Security, Reliability, and Interoperability Council (CSRIC). The Committee includes a 6G working group. The Council will have 50 members and is expected to provide recommendations as to ways “the FCC can strive for security, reliability, and interoperability of the nation’s communications systems.” […]
