6GWorld had the pleasure of talking to two executives recently from very different companies working to forge partnerships between telecoms service providers and other industries. However, there are striking similarities in the evolutionary paths that they, and the operators they work with, have followed to create effective partnerships with players in other industries that allow operators to monetise their capabilities.
Professor Daniel Mittleman explains how researchers will have to take new approaches to secure Terahertz frequencies in communications
Michalis Matthaiou was granted €2 million by the European Research Council in 2020 to develop a new theory for 6G signal processing
It has become something of a cliché to refer to the data within operator networks as gold that needs to be mined. That doesn’t make it any less true. The challenge is to do that with a laser focus and to do it economically.
AV is an acronym used to refer to self-driving cars, but, while typically it stands for “autonomous vehicles,” that’s actually a misnomer.
Bitcoin is on a path to reach unprecedented levels. So is blockchain in terms of its ubiquity as a technology.
The European Commission (EC)’s Destination Earth (DestinE) project has been ambitious from the get-go. Developing a digital twin of the entire planet was always going to be a huge task. However, one of the biggest challenges is how it will be made accessible to users....
For mobile network operators, change has been the one constant factor as mobile technology has moved, sometimes smoothly but always relentlessly, through the Gs. But the change that the transition to 5G and then 6G will set in motion is beginning to look like the destination point for all that went before it, as Akil Chomoko, Chief Marketing Officer at MDS Global, explains.
With huge amounts of research – and marketing dollars – being invested into edge computing, how does the telecoms industry turn a nascent technology into a viable service proposition? Not alone, according to Altran CTO Shamik Mishra.