By Jeff Kagan
Huawei is one of the world’s largest wireless players. They recently published a report called Intelligent World 2030: 4 Industry Trends that Will Shape the Future. It says going intelligent is the direction the world is heading over the next decade. I agree. New technology like AI, IoT, the cloud, metaverse, AR, VR and more is the direction we are heading. Let’s take a closer look.
Huawei says the networks of the future won’t just connect billions of people like in the past. They will also connect hundreds of billions of things.
They say these connections will be supported by green and cubic broadband networks which use AI to secure the privacy and protect users.
Networks of 2030 have six features enabled by 15 key technologies
Huawei says the networks of 2030 will have six defining features enabled by 15 key technologies. And that each of these will rely on research on multiple tech fronts.
These include things like…
· AI Native, which is Autonomous Driving Networks and AI-native edge.
· HCS, which is wireless sensing, Wi-Fi sensing and optical sensing.
· Cubic Broadband Network, which is a space-air-ground networks, 10 gigabit connection and terabit network.
· Green, low carbon, which means simplified architecture and optoelectronic integration.
· Deterministic experience, which means differentiated latency assurance.
· Security and trustworthiness, which means network security and digital trustworthiness.
They also say over the next decade we will see ongoing and significant improvements in network performance. That means 5G, F5G and Wi-Fi 6 will continue to move toward 10 gigabit speeds enabling 6G, F6G and Wi-Fi 8.
