Comms Tech Breakthrough Could Help 6G Networks Cut Through Interference

Comms tech breakthrough could help 6G networks cut through interference

A breakthrough in communications research may have solved a key problem with one of the enabling technologies set to underpin future 6G networks.

Comms tech breakthrough could help 6G networks

A breakthrough new development in communications research may have solved a key problem with one of the enabling technologies set to underpin the 6G networks of the future. A team of engineers led from the University of Glasgow have found a way to help wireless signals redirected by reconfigurable intelligent surfaces cut through the omnipresent electromagnetic interference caused by the ultra-connected modern world. The research, recently publi…

Don’t ignore 5G lessons for 6G planning, urges NGMN chief

The NGMN Alliance has set out how it is preparing the industry for 6G CEO Anita Döhler stressed the industry must learn lessons from the 5G era’s deployment and ROI challenges Focus on software and disaggregation, plus future agentic AI roadmap

Glasgow engineers tackle interference barrier in race towards secure 6G networks

A breakthrough in communications research led by the University of Glasgow could overcome one of the most persistent challenges facing the next generation of wireless networks, bringing reliable and secure 6G connectivity a step closer. Engineers at the University’s James Watt School of Engineering have developed a new method to help wireless signals, redirected by reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS), cut through the growing levels of elec…