Over the next ten years, Ericsson will invest tens of millions of pounds (GBP) in a UK-based programme that will concentrate on 6G research and ground-breaking technology. The research will be conducted in the fields of energy efficiency, artificial intelligence, cognitive networks, and network resilience and security, which are all … Read More
Nokia, a Finnish manufacturer of telecom equipment, stated that by becoming involved early in standards and environment creation, the business is trying to increase the energy efficiency of both 5G-Advanced and the next-generation innovation, 6G. Nokia anticipates the commercial debut of 6G in 2030, which corresponds to the 10-year gap … Read More
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has opened a fresh investigation into the usage of up to 550 megahertz of spectrum from 12.7 to 13.25 GHz as it pushes forward with finding potential new spectrum to repurpose for cellular services. The FCC anticipates that this investigation will be the first step … Read More
A new cloud-based portable gaming console developed by Razer in partnership with Qualcomm and Verizon has just been released. The Razer Edge 5G is based on Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon G3x architecture and was created to compete with products like Valve’s Steam Deck. The 6.8-inch FHD+ AMOLED touchscreen on the Razer … Read More
A new research lab focused on creating technologies for 6G networks and devices will be established in the UK, according to a recent announcement from Samsung Electronics. This UK research lab would be a part of Samsung’s global 6G development project. The New Team Will Concentrate on Creating Several Unique … Read More
The US and China are striving for supremacy in next-generation 6G, with enormous ramifications for future warfighting, while 5G broadband networks are still being deployed globally. China is using 6G technology for military reasons, according to research released in August by the International Institute of Strategic Studies (IISS). China is … Read More
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