The U.S. and the U.K. have formed a new collaboration to develop and introduce 6G technology.
The United States and the United Kingdom have made their intentions to create a formal science collaboration agreement public. This agreement will feature provisions for a strategic partnership on developing and applying 6G technology. This collaboration is part of the revised Atlantic Charter, which Churchill signed in 1941, and U.S. President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson signed in 2015.
The new agreement would emphasize expanding collaboration in "digital technical standards" and formulating proposals for cutting-edge technology like 6G over the following year. A joint statement of purpose describing their aims is shortly anticipated.
This ground-breaking partnership is an important step forward in bringing 6G technology to fruition, one that could revolutionize communication, data transfer speeds, and networking between devices across the globe.
The announcement comes when research into 5G technology is just beginning to be rolled out worldwide, with many countries investing heavily in its development and deployment. Undoubtedly, 5G is a ground-breaking technology, but 6G could advance it much more. With its potential for unheard-of speeds and low latency connections, as well as more significant coverage regions than its predecessors, 6g has the potential to revolutionize what is achievable with cellular networks.
The collaboration between the U.S., U.K., and other nations will be essential for ensuring the successful implementation of 6G technology around the world, allowing businesses and consumers alike access to faster internet speeds and more reliable connections than ever before – something both countries are eager to happen sooner rather than later given its potential economic benefits.
It remains unclear precisely what form this collaboration between nations will take or how long it will take before 6G becomes a reality; however, one thing is sure: this partnership between two major powers signals an exciting new era in wireless communications technology that promises great things for us all in years ahead!
The United Kingdom and Japan are embracing a new era of cooperation, promising to use technology for economic growth and safety in the years to come via a revised 6G chart that stresses supply chain resilience, A.I./quantum tech advancements, and data access enhancement - all made possible by their historic alliance.
A few days earlier, on July 23, 2020, the University of Oulu's 6G Flagship (Finland) and Beyond 5G promotion consortium (Japan) joined forces to advance cutting-edge technologies significantly. The US and Japan have joined together to spend $4.5 million on cutting-edge technologies, including 5G and next-generation mobile networks, which is an exciting step into the future!
To achieve this goal, nine prominent enterprises from various industries have joined forces under a public-private partnership project started by the National Science Foundation. The two countries recently announced their shared goal of creating 6G technologies with Open-RAN platforms designed for maximum transparency and efficiency in June 2021, drawing South Korea to this ground-breaking effort.
H/T: TR
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The United States and the United Kingdom have made their intentions to create a formal science collaboration agreement public. This agreement will feature provisions for a strategic partnership on developing and applying 6G technology. This collaboration is part of the revised Atlantic Charter, which Churchill signed in 1941, and U.S. President Joe Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson signed in 2015.
The new agreement would emphasize expanding collaboration in "digital technical standards" and formulating proposals for cutting-edge technology like 6G over the following year. A joint statement of purpose describing their aims is shortly anticipated.
This ground-breaking partnership is an important step forward in bringing 6G technology to fruition, one that could revolutionize communication, data transfer speeds, and networking between devices across the globe.
The announcement comes when research into 5G technology is just beginning to be rolled out worldwide, with many countries investing heavily in its development and deployment. Undoubtedly, 5G is a ground-breaking technology, but 6G could advance it much more. With its potential for unheard-of speeds and low latency connections, as well as more significant coverage regions than its predecessors, 6g has the potential to revolutionize what is achievable with cellular networks.
The collaboration between the U.S., U.K., and other nations will be essential for ensuring the successful implementation of 6G technology around the world, allowing businesses and consumers alike access to faster internet speeds and more reliable connections than ever before – something both countries are eager to happen sooner rather than later given its potential economic benefits.
It remains unclear precisely what form this collaboration between nations will take or how long it will take before 6G becomes a reality; however, one thing is sure: this partnership between two major powers signals an exciting new era in wireless communications technology that promises great things for us all in years ahead!
The United Kingdom and Japan are embracing a new era of cooperation, promising to use technology for economic growth and safety in the years to come via a revised 6G chart that stresses supply chain resilience, A.I./quantum tech advancements, and data access enhancement - all made possible by their historic alliance.
A few days earlier, on July 23, 2020, the University of Oulu's 6G Flagship (Finland) and Beyond 5G promotion consortium (Japan) joined forces to advance cutting-edge technologies significantly. The US and Japan have joined together to spend $4.5 million on cutting-edge technologies, including 5G and next-generation mobile networks, which is an exciting step into the future!
To achieve this goal, nine prominent enterprises from various industries have joined forces under a public-private partnership project started by the National Science Foundation. The two countries recently announced their shared goal of creating 6G technologies with Open-RAN platforms designed for maximum transparency and efficiency in June 2021, drawing South Korea to this ground-breaking effort.
H/T: TR
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