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6G in 2024 – What to Look For & Why

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 (R&D); or a gradual set of inexpensive upgrades from 5G (Operators). At the same time, it’s still unclear what end-users would want enough to pay for.

2024 is a year to work through these issues before we go too far through consensus and standardisation, so that we can deliver not just technologies but services and business models that deliver for end users and, as a result, everyone else in the industry supplying them.

So what does 2024 hold for the industry? What issues and activities can or should we see on the agenda to be confident things are going in the right direction?

A Look Ahead To WRC-23

WRC-23 and WRC-27 are the only two opportunities for global alignment on spectrum before 2030
In the course of an hour, you’ll end up prepared to understand and interpret the outcomes of this crucial event for the industry and have the chance to put your questions to the experts.

6G Academy – An interview with Piotr Pietrzyk

6G Academy – An interview with Piotr Pietrzyk

In this unique interview with 6GWorld Piotr Pietrzyk, founder of 5G Courses and 6G Academy, discusses the changing nature of the knowledge environment; skills shortages; and the new world of work and employment as we head towards 6G.

Is IoT Growth Destroying Or Healing The Planet?

Is IoT Growth Destroying Or Healing The Planet?

Drawing on research from IoT specialists Transforma Insights, this webinar explores the effect different kinds of connected devices are having not just on industries’ bottom line, but also on their sustainability. We also explore how other emerging technologies such as AI and Blockchain feed into the equation.

Sustainability in New and Emerging Technologies

Sustainability in New and Emerging Technologies

The vast bulk of the savings are related to IoT-enabled applications, which together account for in excess of 95% of both electricity and fuel saved. This is due to the fact that IoT represents the interface of new technological environments to the ‘real world’, and it is in the real world where most energy is used and most savings can be made.

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