Ericsson has recently published the report “Connectivity and climate change” evaluating the impact 5G might have in a more sustainable future. 6GWorld brings you the paper’s main findings.
Journalist since eight years old, when I would read the newspaper out loud and pretend it was a radio show. Based in São Paulo, I have worked for Brazilian websites as reporter and editor before joining 6GWorld
The US National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded more than $53 million for 6G research over the past six years. The bulk of the investments took place after 2020 - when 6G studies and white papers started to spring globally. This is what NSF records analysed by...
When governments and consumers talk about wanting coverage and connectivity wherever they happen to be, simultaneously it’s a simple concept and a hard economic problem. With enough money it’s possible to build a country-wide Wi-Fi network indoor and out, but in...
