Demands for improved coverage, capacity and performance do not obviously tie in with reducing energy use and environmental impact. Combining these demands is pushing research and design into new areas: can the business ecosystem keep pace with the technology changes?
Digital art has skyrocketed in popularity in 2021, when the term NFT became mainstream and NFT sales reached US$ 24.9 billion
Experts discussed the future of the kitchen in a CES 2022 panel this year, but don’t expect mind-boggling technology just yet
6GWorld spoke to Sunil Ravi, Chief Security Architect at Versa Networks, about the impact of the pandemic on enterprise services; challenges facing the secure delivery of enterprise 5G; and opportunities for telecoms players to differentiate themselves in a software-driven environment.
At least two bipartisan bills addressing 6G advancements will be reviewed and voted in the US Congress in 2022
To many within the telecoms environment, emergency services have seemed like a world apart, operating independently on systems such as TETRA. However, there are signs that this may be changing as the unique demands of public safety services start to overlap with what commercial systems are able to deliver.
Can we get to a point in the future where one system can support the whole of our society? 6GWorld had an enlightening conversation with Harlin Williams, long-time police chief and key mover behind the USA’s FirstNet initiative.
6GWorld is fortunate to have an Advisory Board with a wide variety of different perspectives and insights from around the world. Not long ago, we caught up with the Board to talk about critical issues and concerns.
We certainly didn’t expect the depth and variety of conversation sparked between the different members but here are some of the key ideas and themes, many of which you won’t often hear in public forums, which all add up to an existential problem for many key players in the telecoms industry. Food for thought as we head into a new year.
6GWorld Managing Editor Alex Lawrence discusses how 2021 has impacted our lives and what we can expect from AI, 5G, and 6G in 2022
Connecting things to other things and having them work as planned is almost solved. One solution for that is private cellular networks