In the second of a three-part series, 6GWorld spoke to Roel Jansen, CEO of Hiber, to explore the work they are doing on supporting global IoT services through spaceborne communications. Especially with the renewed attention that satellite communications is receiving from companies including Softbank, SpaceX and Amazon understanding how the environment is developing for companies delivering satellite-based services is particularly relevant.
We can learn a great deal about what 6G may need to deliver and the shape of the industries it will be serving by speaking to thought leaders working to revamp how those industries work.
In this, the first of a series, we speak to Jorrit Aafjes, CEO of making.com.
On October 28th this year Facebook’s CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg officially made public the company’s intentions to create its version of the metaverse, Horizon. Some days later, Microsoft announced it was bringing 3D avatars into Teams. And Decentraland’s...
As the FCC thinks about the drive into higher frequencies, Caio Castro talks with Commissioner Mike O’Rielly about how we got here and what we can expect next.
For both the unserved and underserved, spaceborne and airborne networks offer hope — and not just in the form of traditional satellite internet services. The key to finally bringing true broadband services to every person everywhere is putting 6G cellular technology aboard LEO, MEO and GEO satellites and high-altitude platform systems (HAPS), transforming them into base stations capable of serving even the most remote places, such as the middle of the ocean. 5G’s main drawback is that it’s designed exclusively for terrestrial use…
Asia-Pacific has long been at the leading edge of technology deployment in the telecoms industry. Strikingly, at a recent event the standout messages were less about the technology and more about a change in the operator’s role, business models and mindsets where Asia-Pacific may be leading the field.
Tech 2030 had a chat with former FCC commissioner Michael O’Reilly about the evolution of licensing in the US and what’s next for 6G
To celebrate 6GWorld’s anniversary, we’ve selected the five most-read pieces over this period on the website
The media landscape of the coming decade is changing in a multitude of ways, supported by new capabilities in 5G, 5G Advanced and 6G. Nowhere is this more true than in the gaming industry, which will move quickly to integrate new capabilities into its titles.