Professor Daniel Mittleman explains how researchers will have to take new approaches to secure Terahertz frequencies in communications
Professor Aims to Develop a Novel Model to Enable 6G Signal Processing
Michalis Matthaiou was granted €2 million by the European Research Council in 2020 to develop a new theory for 6G signal processing
Super Bowl 55 and 5G combined
As 5G evolves, companies add use cases for it. Fans who attended Super Bowl 55 took a sneak peek at what this network can provide.
Verizon Invests in 5G Immersive Experience To Score a Touchdown in Super Bowl 55
In times when COVID-19 prevents fans from attending the Super Bowl, the game will serve as a test of 5G’s video streaming capabilities.
More Than High Speeds, Being on Edge Is Paramount for Autonomous Vehicles
Autonomous vehicles will need quick answers from other machines in the future to secure a safe and reliable operation
AI Is Here, but It Will Take Time To Reach Everywhere
While the development of machine learning and predictive models is progressing, what has been accomplished with AI so far is still considered the tip of the iceberg
Autonomous cars will change cities, but transparency is key, experts say at CES 2021
Experts discussed the future of autonomous cars during the CES 2021. They say tech by itself will not be enough to earn the consumer’s trust
Tasting Digital: How the Way you Sense the World Will Change in the Next Decade
Enabled by new technologies like 6G, the Internet of Senses promises to transform our interaction with the world, adding digital tastes to it
The Race to 6G: Why Governments Want to be First
Why are governments in such a hurry to develop a roadmap for a 6G ecosystem that will only be fully operational around 2030?