Nvidia has introduced an AI-powered software platform that allows researchers to explore 6G technology by simulating communication scenarios in the cloud.
Nvidia (NVDA.O) on Monday launched an AI-powered software platform that allows researchers to study 6G technology by mimicking communication scenarios in the cloud.
6G, the latest communication technology to succeed 5G, is scheduled to be commercialized around 2030.
Software and artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly being used in communications businesses, including radio access network (RAN) hardware such as base stations and antennas.
Nvidia’s platform includes apps that mimic scenarios such as individual base stations or entire towns, allowing researchers and organizations to test 6G networks in real time.
Nvidia said early adopters of the platform include Ansys (ANSS.O), Nokia (NOKIA.HE), Samsung (005930.KS), SoftBank (9434.T) and Northeastern University in Boston.
“The massive increase in connected devices and numerous new applications in 6G requires a significant leap forward in radio spectrum efficiency for wireless communications,” Ronnie Vashishta, senior vice president of telecommunications at Nvidia, said in a statement. Masu.
Technology stocks (SX8P) opened a new tab on Monday as investors prepared for Nvidia’s global artificial intelligence developer conference in San Jose, California.
However, European stocks fell due to declines in the communications sector. Ericsson (ERICb.ST) ended down 5.4%, while Nokia (NOKIA.HE) ended down 4%.
Experts say telecom equipment suppliers are no longer the only companies driving the mobile infrastructure business and need to collaborate with chip companies and cloud providers.
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