Following its initial report, Hexa-X-II has now released its second deliverable, “D2.1 Draft Foundation for 6G System Design.” Edited by Pawani Porambage (VTT) and Sylvaine Kerboeuf (Nokia) and featuring contributions from a team of industry experts, this report serves as a comprehensive blueprint for the next era of digital connectivity.
What’s in the Report?
The comprehensive report is the first milestone in Hexa-X-II’s work package focused on 6G system design. It outlines the architecture, design principles, and key innovations that will guide the development of 6G networks. More than just faster internet, the report envisions 6G as a multi-functional platform that will offer a broader range of services and adapt to current and future needs.
Key Takeaways
- Sustainability: Hexa-X-II aims to minimise the environmental footprint of digital networks, aligning with global sustainability goals.
- Inclusiveness: The initiative is designed to be accessible to everyone, aiming to break down the digital barriers many face today.
- Trustworthiness: In an era of increasing cyber threats, Hexa-X-II is committed to establishing persistent security and privacy measures.
- Flexibility and Scalability: The 6G network will be highly adaptable and capable of scaling up or down to meet different scenarios and requirements.
- Automation and Optimization: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence, the network will automate and optimise functions, making it more efficient and user-friendly.
The Road Ahead
The report also provides a glimpse into the future, detailing the evaluation and validation activities carried out through simulations and real-world demonstrations. The first proof-of-concept, PoC-A, will focus on showcasing the sustainability and trustworthiness of 6G in a resource-limited environment.
What’s on the Horizon?
The report also previews upcoming evaluation and validation activities. The first proof-of-concept, PoC-A, will showcase 6G’s sustainability and trustworthiness in resource-limited settings.
For a deeper understanding, read full report.
Stay tuned for more updates as Hexa-X-II continues to pave the way for 6G technology.