Researchers describe in a recently published article how 5G and 6G will enable a novel use case: AI counselling
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Podcast – The 6G Roundup (April 8)
The 6G Roundup brings a 1Tbps demonstration in Japan, a 6G research node in the United Kingdom, and a state of 5G services in the UK
CEO Interview: “6G is Cloud”
Ray Dolan, CEO of Cohere Technologies, comes across as something of a paradox. While he leads a company that is highly invested in the future of wireless radio communications, he doesn’t believe that questions about the radio will be central to 6G. In a recent interview with 6GWorld, Dolan outlined several arguments underlining why that is the case.
New CSP Business Models Required For 5G-6G Success
What does it mean to be entering an era of immersive data? How does that change the business and operating models of companies that used to be all about communications? This interview with Marc Price of Matrixx explores the fundamentals of making money in the coming decade.
Podcast – The 6G Roundup
This wee: a report about 5G in China, a semiconductor bill approved by the US Senate, and the FCC list of ‘dangerous’ companies
Infographic – Satellites Conquering Earth’s Orbit
6GWorld brings an overview by country and year to help you understand how the satellites industry is evolving – and who is leading the way
Guest Post: The Rise of Human 2.0
It has long been a dream for humans to incorporate tech and gadgets within the human body.
In this guest post Zahid Ghadialy, author of the 3G4G5G blog, explores the what the development of human augmentation in parallel with 6G might mean.
Podcast – The 6G Roundup
In the 6G Roundup, we talk about the new antenna measurement system, a 6G bill cleared by a US Senate committee, and a Japanese 6G initiative
Look Up: Satellite Surge Poses Legal Questions for the Future
While satellites have been connecting people to the internet or making their way home, growth in launches raises legal issues moving forward