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Friday September 20, 2024 2:05pm - 3:35pm EDT

If previous timeframes are to be followed, the next generation cellular system, 6G, can expect to roll out around 2030 (i.e., just 6 years from today). Consequently, discussions in the 3GPP and ITU on the development of 6G standards will begin in 2024. Thus, it is timely and relevant to bring together experts who are considering the technical, economic, policy, and regulation that surround the expectations of this emerging standard. In this light, multiple questions need to be addressed to start defining the new standard from multiple perspectives. These questions include but are not limited to the following: Should 6G be 10x faster than 5G? Should it be a lower cost than other standards (e.g., 5G) to reduce the digital divide? Should it focus on programmability and customization? How should spectrum sharing be incorporated into this new standard? The panel will address these and other topics that are likely to emerge over the next several months.
Panelists
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Mohamed Al-Moghazi,

Telecom Regulatory Authority, Egypt
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Monisha Ghosh

SpectrumX
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Dominique Lazanski

Center for Governance and Markets
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Marja Matinmikko-Blue

University of Oulu
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Martin Weiss

Director for FutureG Applied Research, US Department of Defense
Dr. Martin Weiss is currently the Director for FutureG Applied Research, and Technical Lead for Resilient and Open Commercial Solutions within the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering. In this capacity, Dr. Weiss oversees multiple efforts to promote FutureG applied... Read More →
Friday September 20, 2024 2:05pm - 3:35pm EDT
Room NT01 WCL, 4300 Nebraska Ave, Washington, DC

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