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SAN JOSE, Calif. – NVIDIA (NASDAQ:) aims to advance the development of 6G technology, which is expected to revolutionize wireless communications by integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into radio access network (RAN) technology. announced a new research platform. The NVIDIA 6G Research Cloud platform is designed to help researchers and organizations accelerate the creation of 6G solutions that enable vast numbers of devices to seamlessly connect to cloud infrastructure.
The platform is described as open, flexible and interconnected, offering a comprehensive suite of tools for AI-driven wireless technology development. His NVIDIA announcement today highlighted how the platform will serve as the foundation for a hyper-intelligent world with applications ranging from self-driving cars to smart spaces, immersive educational experiences and collaborative robots. .
Among the first adopters and ecosystem partners of NVIDIA 6G Research Cloud are Ansys (NASDAQ:), Arm, ETH Zurich, Fujitsu, Keysight, Nokia (HE:), Northeastern University, Rohde & Schwarz, Samsung (KS:) ) and other industry leaders. ), SoftBank (TYO:) Corp., and Viavi. These partnerships highlight the importance of the platform in driving innovation in the 6G space.
Ronnie Vasishta, senior vice president of telecoms at NVIDIA, sees the critical role of AI, software-defined full RAN reference stacks, and next-generation digital twin technology in achieving the leap in radio spectrum efficiency required for 6G. I emphasized. NVIDIA 6G Research Cloud includes his three basic elements:
1. NVIDIA Aerial Omniverse Digital Twin for 6G. Enables physically accurate simulation of a complete 6G system.
2. NVIDIA Aerial CUDA-Accelerated RAN, a software-defined full RAN stack that enables real-time customization and testing of 6G networks.
3. NVIDIA Sionna Neural Radio Framework. Supports training AI and machine learning models at scale.
With the convergence of 6G and AI, industry experts predict a transformative technology landscape where seamless connectivity and intelligent systems will redefine digital interactions.
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