Re: [6gip] panel discussion "6G EU and US Programmes" - May 11th

[Alexandre Petrescu <[e-mail]>]

Le 16/05/2022 à 18:26, Behcet Sarikaya a écrit :
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>
> On Tue, May 3, 2022 at 1:52 PM Alexandre Petrescu 
> <[e-mail]> wrote:
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>     Hi, 6GIP,
>
>     This announcement of panel discussion is for you to consider to
>     attend.
>
>     Maybe I will attend, and I might ask whether and how is IP used in
>     6G,
>     or ask how 6G bandwidth will compare to future WiFi bandwidth,
>     knowing
>     that today off the shelf WiFi 802.11ax at 6Gbit/s is more than 5G at
>     1gbit/s - maybe that is a constant that will always hold, and if
>     so then
>     how is 6G planning taking it into account.
>
>
> Any updates on this meeting from last week?


Sorry, I missed it, so I did not raise the questions.

Alex


>
> Behcet
>
>     Alex
>
>     ---------------
>
>     6G EU and US Programmes
>     Wed, 11th of May 2022
>     Time: 8am PDT, 11pm EDT, 5pm CEST, 12am JST
>     Panel discussion with:
>     • Dr. Colin Willcock – Nokia, Head of Research Alliances – 6G-IA
>     Governing Board Chairman –
>     Smart Networks and Services (SNS) Joint Undertaking (JU) Governing
>     Board
>     Chairman
>     • Dr. Mike Nawrocki – ATIS, Vice President Technology and Solutions
>     • Dr. Alexandros Kaloxylos – 6G-IA Executive Director
>     • Dr. Alex Sprintson – NSF Program Director Resilient & Intelligent
>     NextG Systems (RINGS)
>     Moderator:
>     • Dr. Didier Bourse – Nokia, Senior Director, European R&I Programs –
>     6G-IA Vision Working Group
>     – Portfolio Structuring and Analysis (PS&A) Sub-Group Leader
>     Organiser:
>     • Prof. Serge Fdida – Sorbonne Université, EC EMPOWER Project Manager
>     Abstract: 2030 and beyond, the world will face opportunities and
>     challenges of growth and sustainability
>     of tremendous magnitude. A powerful vision is needed to connect the
>     physical, digital, and human
>     worlds, firmly anchored in future wireless technology and
>     architectural
>     research and innovation.
>     Wireless technologies are of critical relevance for our society and
>     economy today, their importance for
>     growth will continue to steadily increase with 5G and its evolution,
>     enabling new ecosystems and
>     services motivated by strongly growing traffic and trillions of
>     devices.
>     6G technologies will enable
>     changes in performance from Gigabit to Terabit capacities as well as
>     reaching sub-millisecond response
>     times. In addition, 6G will be designed to enhance drastically the
>     energy efficiency of connectivity
>     infrastructures to cope with major traffic growth. These technologies
>     will form the basis for human-
>     centric services and address Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
>     such
>     as greening the economy and
>     supporting digital inclusion. This webinar will be one unique
>     opportunity to learn more about first both
>     EU Smart Networks and Services (SNS) Joint Undertaking (JU) and US
>     Next
>     Generation Alliance
>     Programmes vision, objectives and implementation and second EU SNS
>     and
>     US RINGS technical roadmap
>     and challenges. Webinar participants will also address
>     opportunities for
>     6G transatlantic cooperation.
>     Register at: https://networkingchannel.eu/6g-eu-and-us-programmes/
>     Contact: www.networkingchannel.eu <http://www.networkingchannel.eu> /
>     [e-mail]
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