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Guest Post: Navigating the IoT security landscape

Security and resilience in the telecoms landscape will only increase in significance over time; within that, managing security for the vast array of IoT devices and systems in all their diversity is a particular challenge. In this guest post, Wireless Logic’s Iain Davidson explores ways forward driven by legislative pressure.

Key Value Indicators – Making Good Business

Key Value Indicators are an overlooked element in 6G’s development. Get them right and they’ll be transformational to the industry as a framework to talk business and social value as well as technology. 6GWorld dives into more detail with the help of recent 6GSymposium speakers.

‘What’s Next to You Matters’: Expert Calls for a Sharing-Native 6G

Monisha Ghosh, Professor at the University of Notre Dame, explained the challenges of spectrum sharing for 6G at the 6GSymposium Spring 2024

Does DECT-NR Have The Commercial Legs For 5G And Beyond?

by Alex Lawrence | Oct 29, 2021 | Exclusives

The ITU recently recognised ETSI’s new standard for DECT as part of 5G’s IMT-2020 technology standards, supporting IoT use cases in URLLC and eMTC. What should we make of this? 6GWorld unravels the promise and the challenges ahead for the new DECT.

Implications of Evolution Towards 6G Supply Chains: New Research

by Alex Lawrence | Oct 27, 2021 | Exclusives, Latest Research

Findings from both consumer and
enterprise applications will likely trickle into the development of 6G; as of 2021, there are
already several market trends that will likely become the norm for any cellular generation
going forward. These trends will transform the supply chain considerably, create new
spheres of influence, and create opportunities for new entrants.

$Researchers Develop Hybrid Surface That Directs Signal Diffractions$

Researchers Develop Hybrid Surface That Directs Signal Diffractions

by Caio Castro | Oct 25, 2021 | Exclusives

Researchers have developed a hybrid RIS that directs radio signals hitting it, including accurately estimating its angle of arrival

TSDSI: India’s Standards Activities in 5G and 6G Will Drive the Country’s Future

by Renuka Racha | Oct 22, 2021 | Exclusives

India participated in the development of mobile standards for the first time in 5G, adding awareness of the needs across developing nations

Open RAN – A 5G Key to 6G’s Success?

by Alex Lawrence | Oct 20, 2021 | Exclusives

Open RAN is arguably one of the key industry buzzwords of 2021. This article picks up on a number of recent conversations to explore what might make it fundamental to 6G technical and business success.

New Fox TV Show Brings 3D Avatars to Interact With Humans. But That’s Just the Beginning

by Caio Castro | Oct 18, 2021 | Exclusives

While judges and the audience watch avatars dance and move, the actual singer is performing behind the walls in Fox’s Alter Ego

New Directions in Cybersecurity Needed

by Alex Lawrence | Oct 13, 2021 | Exclusives

In the 6GSymposium, professionals had a frank conversation about the challenges with cybersecurity in 5G and the upcoming 6G technologies

The New ETSI RIS – Use Cases Without Hype

by Alex Lawrence | Oct 11, 2021 | Exclusives

ETSI announced the launch of a new Industry Specification Group on RIS. 6GWorld went behind the story with Chairman Arman Shojaeifard

Guest Article: It’s Not Too Early to Start Developing 6G

by Subhankar Pal | Oct 8, 2021 | Exclusives

Although the mobile industry has done an impressive job of developing and then rolling out 5G — 163 networks at the end of 2020, and another 114 this year, according to TeleGeography — it can’t afford to rest on its laurels. In this guest post Subhankar Pal of Capgemini Engineering explains why it’s not premature to start developing 6G.

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