As an industry, telecoms has depended on network effects for its success. MWC24 showed a clear desire to build on these in new ways, but can the commercial and regulatory discussions keep pace?
What Companies Are Working on 6G?
Some of the most innovative companies on earth are investing substantial time and money into 6G research, and for good reason: 6G technologies have the potential to open up exciting new possibilities across a broad range of applications. In this article, we highlight...
Global Governments Demand Resilient And Secure 6G
Global governments have set out a strong manifesto of demands for 6G, with an intent to back it up with policy. 6GWorld takes a quick first look.
How Will Communication Technology Evolve with 6G?
As the world anticipates the advent of 6G technology, we stand on the edge of a major evolution in communication. This next generation promises to transform our digital landscape, offering faster, more reliable, and incredibly low-latency wireless connections....
Netherlands in 6G Mode with New Initiative Taking Off
Netherlands’ 6G initiative started the country’s pavilion at MWC 24 explaining what the goals are for the next generation of mobile internet
Edge of Tomorrow? NTT Busy Reinventing Network Business Models
This week has seen a string of announcements from Japan’s NTT. IN this article we put together a couple of them – is there a grand strategy discernible linking short and long term business evolution?
SK Telecom and NTT Docomo Publish White Paper on vRAN and 6G
The joint study considers the impacts of vRAN on future generations, such as 5G Advanced and 6G; learn more here
The Future of 6G Wireless Communications and Potential Techniques
As we edge closer to the next generation of wireless communication, the vision of 6G begins to crystallise, promising to revolutionise our digital world. Unlike its predecessors (4G and 5G), 6G aims to transcend traditional connectivity, offering hyper-fast speeds,...
Guest Post: 6G at MWC – Here’s What’s Really Needed to Make It a Success
As mobile moves from 4G and 5G towards 6G, capacity will grow. Dr Christoph Dietzel from DE-CIX explores what this means for physical infrastructure.