Behind the flash and glamour of last week’s MWC there has been some question about the commercial health of the ecosystem. While drone taxis and other elements are unlikely to revolutionise the industry during the 2020s, there are some quieter revolutions under way which actually might.
Thursday at MWC featured multiple conversations about how security will need to change and what approaches might work.
Commercial evolution is top of mind for telecoms providers at MWC, but how to go about it and the pace of change is controversial.
For those of you who can’t be in MWC, this is full footage from an MWC session giving some essential insights into the operators’ view of the movement from 5G to 5G-Advanced, including insights from Jio Platforms and AT&T, plus the evolutionary differences between 5G and 5G-Advanced from a vendor point of view.
6GWorld’s Alex Lawrence moderated a session on 5G Advanced at MWC. Here are a few initial thoughts by the stage door.
From attachable devices to 6G, experts at MWC23 explained how networks will help connected cars to be safer and protect people’s lives
The GSMA’s Chairman, Jose Maria Alvarez-Pallete, made a stir this morning as he announced that the GSMA would fundamentally change to become ‘a standards organisation’ in what he hailed as ‘the rebirth of the GSMA’. It won’t and it’s not, but there are interesting times afoot.
The Secretary-General also said that 6G is one of the four key areas for action to ensure universal connectivity
6GWorld brings an overview of what happened Sunday, including Nokia’s plans for 6G, MEF, and innovators at ShowStoppers