DT throws lot in with T-Mobile on ‘open’, ‘AI-native’ 6G
MWC26: DT moves into the slipstream of its American powerhouse on AI-focused 6G development work, setting up a basis for R&D collaboration and backing the ‘open 6G’ vision of T-Mobile’s close tech partner NVIDIA.
This article includes:
- Geographic: Bellevue; Berlin; Germany; USA.
- Organisations: AI-RAN Alliance; AI-Native Wireless Networks Project; AI-WIN; Booz Allen; BT Group; Cerberus Capital Management; Cisco; DeepSig; Deutsche Telekom; Ericsson; FutureG Office; Huawei; Linux Foundation; MITRE; Mobile World Congress; National Spectrum Consortium; Nokia; NVIDIA; OCUDU Ecosystem Foundation; Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering; O-RAN Alliance; Open Centralized Unit Distributed Unit Ecosystem Foundation; Open RAN Development Company; SK Telecom; SoftBank; Software Radio Systems; T-Labs; T-Mobile US; US Department of Defense.
- People: Jensen Huang; John Saw; Ronnie Vasishta; Srini Gopalan; Tim Höttges.
- Themes: 6G; 6G design; 6G ecosystem; 6G standards; AI; AI-native networks; AI-native wireless stack; AI-RAN; disaggregation; future mobile networks; intelligent connectivity; kinetic tokens; Linux of the RAN; O-RAN; OCUDU; Physical AI; physical intelligence; radio access network; trustworthy networks; ultra-low latency.
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