November 11, 2024, Abu Dhabi, UAE-e & Emirates Telecommunications and Ericsson have formally agreed and signed the memorandum of understanding for the Collaborative exploration of the 6G technology.
This announcement made today seeks to address a set of needs namely possible applications of 6G technology and the development of joint research and technical discussions Towards the future of mobile networks.
Since 6G is anticipated to change the paradigm of connectivity around the world by integrating the tangible and the digital, this partnership helps place UAE as one of the spearheads in the emerging 6G environment.
The partnership will enable both Ericsson and e& UAE to work on developing a number of 6G foundations including cognitive networks, enhanced compute fabric, and sustainable connectivity.
“This collaboration Signature demonstrates our commitment to the digital future and striving for a more connected and more technologically advanced future. We are undoubtedly excited to work with Ericsson on 6G technology exploration,”
Said Khalid Murshed, Chief Technology and Information Officer at e& UAE.
In Columbia, a social entrepreneur’s picture jumped into my mind. His name is Ekow Nelson, and he is a respected Vice President and Head of the Global Customer Unit for e& at Ericsson Middle East and Africa, Now he is focusing his mind actively on 6G:
“We have barely scratched the surface with 5G… At the same time, we have started the proactive approach to 6G research with our partners to shape the next generation of mobile networks. Collaborating closely with e& UAE, we lobby to jointly master our bodies enough to mobilize 6G for the United Arab Emirates and the rest of the region.”
The 6G will realize the evolution towards correctly installed communication networks that will steadily enhance global interaction over an advanced and secure platform.
With 6G research intensification around the world, UAE’s partnership with Ericsson complements the nation’s strategy of embracing future generations of mobile technologies.
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