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Introduction to 6G Technology, IMT-2030 Training

6G. Introduction to 6G, IMT 2030.

While 5G architecture is currently grabbing all the headlines, engineers and telecom companies are already looking ahead to even more advances in networking technology after the 5G era.

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Sometimes referred to as IMT-2030 or Network 2030, 6G technology is expected to build on the advances of 5G.

6G by 2030 :

Most analysts believe that by 2030, 6G will appear, fueled by the ecosystem of its predecessor, 5G.

By then society will have already undergone a bulk of digital transformations. By this time, the internet likely will be capable to meet the economies of diverse services requiring varying parameters of performance, to deliver end to end service level objectives.


Understanding 6G:


With 6G, the technological parameters established by 5G should proliferate as machines perform more tasks on our behalf creating unimaginable amounts of data.

Understanding what 6G is likely to bring is important now because it will touch every company, agency and industry – including the defense industry.



6G Course is designed for :

A high-level 6G technical overview for anyone involved in 6G product development, product management, analysis, planning, design, and engineering.



Learning Objectives:

Describe 6G vision and business cases
Illustrate the key technologies and building blocks of 6G network
Sketch the end-to-end 6G network architecture, including new radio types, the core network and applications
Step through the evolution of 5G to 6G



Course Topics:

Overview of 6G Wireless Networks
6G Vision, Architecture, and Key Technologies
Hologram Type Communications

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Introduction to 6G IMT-2030

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