As we pave the way for 6G, striking a balance between technological progress and environmental preservation is crucial. This next generation wireless technology advancements must not come at the expense of our planet. By fostering collaboration, driving innovation, and by embracing sustainable practices, we can ensure that 6G becomes a model of responsible technological progress.
The evolution of Artificial Intelligence (AI) traces decades back, from an idea conceptualization in the halls of academia to its use in real-world scenarios. In this ever-evolving technological landscape, transformative influence of artificial intelligence across various sectors has a profound and disruptive impact on us. As we make new learnings every day the evolution and revolution of AI seems like an ongoing process, marked by continuous innovation and exploration.
Extended Reality, short XR, is getting real, moving from hyped prototypes to concrete applications for different vertical markets. With the growing capabilities of networks and cloud solutions, demanding XR applications are getting more and more the conditions they need to fulfil their potential. While many technological challenges still need to be addressed, the huge potential of XR has started to rapidly unfold.
While 5G networks are still being deployed, work on 6G, the sixth generation of mobile communication technologies, has already begun. In this issue of Eurescom message, we provide a glimpse on what is done in Europe to move towards 6G. We present selected research and innovation projects that are already working on different technological aspects that may later become parts of the 6G standard.
Cities play a key role in the transition to a sustainable economy and society. And information and communication technologies are of key importance for enabling cities to become sustainable. The concept for doing this is called “smart sustainable cities”. In this issue of Eurescom message, we explore what is done in Europe to make cities smart and sustainable. We present selected research and innovation projects that have contributed to implementing the vision of smart sustainable cities.
The cover theme of the magazine features the following contributions:
In addition, this edition of Eurescom message includes articles on events, the risks of spreadsheet errors, and more.
The magazine also includes the latest issue of CELTIC News, which is published by EUREKA Cluster CELTIC-NEXT.
PDF edition – Eurescom message Winter 2020 (including CELTIC News)
Artificial Intelligence (AI) offers a huge potential for improving management and performance of Beyond 5G networks. In the Summer 2020 issue of Eurescom message, we provide an overview on the current achievements and challenges in the area of Artificial Intelligence for 5G and Beyond in Europe.
The cover theme of the magazine features the following contributions:
Artificial Intelligence for 5G and Beyond – An overview
AI for Beyond 5G – Leveraging AI for novel D-band based services
Cognitive network slice management – The SliceNet approach
In addition, this edition of Eurescom message includes articles on several 5G PPP project webinars, about online meetings from the home office, and more.
The magazine also includes the latest issue of CELTIC News, which is published by EUREKA Cluster CELTIC-NEXT.
Web edition – Eurescom message Summer 2020 (including CELTIC News)
5G has further increased the importance of cybersecurity. While network security has already been of high importance, the new usage scenarios enabled by 5G have dramatically increased the stakes. Just think of automated driving and IoT applications in factories, and it becomes clear that network security has become not only a central topic for the ICT domain, but for economy and society as a whole.
In this issue of Eurescom message, we explore what is done in Europe to advance security and trust in 5G and beyond. We present selected research and innovation projects that have contributed to novel solutions for making 5G and future 6G networks more secure.
Cities play a key role in the transition to a sustainable economy and society. And information and communication technologies are of key importance for enabling cities to become sustainable. The concept for doing this is called “smart sustainable cities”. In this issue of Eurescom message, we explore what is done in Europe to make cities smart and sustainable. We present selected research and innovation projects that have contributed to implementing the vision of smart sustainable cities.
