As we edge closer to the next generation of wireless communication the vision of 6G
As we edge closer to the next generation of wireless communication, the vision of 6G begins to crystallise, promising to revolutionise our digital world. Unlike its predecessors (4G and 5G), 6G aims to transcend traditional connectivity, offering hyper-fast speeds, near-zero latency, and groundbreaking applications that seemed like mere science fiction a few years ago – but the key to 6G’s success is recognizing it’s potential and capitalising on the moment.
As we stand on the brink of the 6G era the integration of Artificial Intelligence
As we stand on the brink of the 6G era, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its rollout is not just an option but a necessity. This blog explores the dynamic fusion of AI with 6G, delving into how AI is set to revolutionize the deployment and functionality of next-generation networks. From optimizing network operations to pioneering new services, AI’s role in the 6G rollout promises to unlock unprecedented levels of efficiency and innovation, paving the way for a future where connectivity meets intelligence at every turn.
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6G is emerging as the next frontier in wireless technology Going beyond mere speed improvements
6G is emerging as the next frontier in wireless technology. Going beyond mere speed improvements, 6G promises to revolutionise how we interact with technology. Central to this evolution is 6G.
The Ministry of Science and ICT of South Korea announced it will launch a preparation group for the next ITU’s World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-27). According to the body, 6G will account for a big share of the group’s agenda.
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.
Among the different concepts for future networks there is one that pops up again and again the network of networks Can we create a system which delivers end users a seamless experience regardless of the
2023 highlighted some of the disparities between stakeholders and their different concepts of what 6G can or should be a source of societal and economic growth governments a set of revolutionary new capabilities and services

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The integration of machine learning in edge computing has emerged as a transformative paradigm, offering unprecedented opportunities and challenges. This review paper explores the consequences for network architecture.
No rivals, no rockets, no thrill-seeking billionaires – this is a race for earth’s space, set in our physical and digital infrastructure, the spaces where we work, live and move. This is a race against time – a race we can only win by working together. How do we coordinate these demands? This 40-page report pulls together ideas from over 500 respondents in 10 countries.
We present a high-level view of the role of blockchain for 6G trends and requirements. Following that, we conduct an in-depth study on how the blockchain can provide a secure, transparent, and decentralised underpinning to various technical aspects and use cases of 6G. Thereafter, we discuss the deployment challenges to be faced