Nokia and IISc Partner for 6G Research and Development in Bengaluru
In a groundbreaking partnership, Nokia and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have united to pioneer 6G technology research and its real-world applications, with a particular focus on India. This collaboration, headquartered at Nokia’s newly inaugurated 6G Lab in Bengaluru, will delve into various facets of 6G technology, from radio technologies to architecture, while integrating machine learning into the 6G air interface.
Sustainability and Energy Efficiency: Develop communication systems that are more sustainable and energy-efficient, contributing to environmental conservation efforts.
Network as Sensor: Leverage AI and ‘Network as Sensor’ technologies to enhance transportation safety, healthcare accessibility, and educational opportunities.
Establishment of the 6G Lab: In October 2023, Nokia inaugurated the 6G Lab at its Global R&D center in Bengaluru, aiming to expedite the development of fundamental technologies and innovative use cases for 6G.
Academic Collaboration: Foster collaboration between Nokia and educational institutions, including IISc, to facilitate knowledge exchange and academic advancement in the field of 6G technology.
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