What is network slicing?
Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask about network slicing in telecoms – including the technology behind it, what it is used for, and who is buying it.
Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask about network slicing in telecoms – including the technology behind it, what it is used for, and who is buying it.
Testing and measurement outfit Keysight has teamed up with Nokia Bell Labs to wrestle with the problems posed by using very high frequencies for mobile.
As the marketing drum for 6G starts banging in the distance, we’ve gathered some industry experts together to describe what it will be, what it will do, and what lessons can be drawn from the 5G rollout.
At a recent 6G conference, the need to even have another specified generation of mobile technology was called into question.
The ENABLE-6G project is yet another EU-funded initiative designed to work out what the point of 6G is and how to achieve it.
As part of a new package designed to boost its telecoms sector, the UK government indicated it would be just fine with a spot of MNO consolidation.
InterDigital and Omdia have teamed up for a joint study arguing that in order to measure the success of future 6G services, new ‘quality of personal experience’ metrics will be needed.
The boss of Chinese telco China Unicom told reporters he expects his company to start trialling 6G application scenarios in just two years’ time.
India’s Narendra Modi is sticking by his aim of launching 6G services in the country by 2030, despite the fact that 5G is only six months old.
Immersive, multi-sensory extended reality (XR) is what we’re all crying out for, apparently, but there’s a lot of work to get through first.
A new report from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute rings alarm bells about China’s clear R&D lead in all things telecoms.
The marketing drum of 6G has begun and Nokia is among those speculating on what it might do – such as chipping humans with NFC devices and scanners that can measure the bodily information of crowds.
Japan’s NTT DoCoMo plans to expand its 6G experimental trials and has established two new partnerships to help it.
Finnish kit vendor Nokia and German manufacturer Bosch have shown off a proof of concept for 5G positioning tech, also claiming 6G will have the ability to track the position of any object, connected or not.
Finnish kit vendor Nokia has teamed up with Japanese firms DoCoMo and NTT to showcase what the claim are key technological milestones on the path to 6G.
The US has moved to further isolate China by deepening its relationship with regional rival India.
Japanese telco DoCoMo wants windows to be a help not a hindrance to signal propagation.
Broadband makes it possible for people to share text, sounds, images and videos, but that’s not enough for DoCoMo.
France is stepping up its efforts to fund the development of homegrown 6G technology.
One of the more intriguing recipients of this week’s UK government telecoms spending spree was Bristol University’s REASON initiative.