Know your Enemy: Symposium on 6G

This is why it is so important to maintain (or should I say regain?) focus on stopping the Monster and to get together for the next Global 5G (should I now add 6G?) Protest Saturday/Sunday 24/25 June.

If everyone who cares stages an Event – big or small – where they are, we can create a ripple effect across the World…..

For more information and to post your Event – let’s start early for this one! – please visit the Global Action to Stop 5G Facebook Group and Safe Tech International Website:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/548912049259423/

https://www.safetechinternational.org

While the ITU acts as a critical unifying force, the principal drivers to develop an international 6G consensus and develop research capabilities have come from national visions for the future of their societies. Join us to understand where national policies and regulatory implementations align with the ITU’s goals – and, crucially, where they differ.

• David Boswarthick, Director of Future Networks, ETSI
• Cristina Data, Director of Spectrum Policy & Analysis, OFCOM & Non-Exec Director, Energy System Catapult
• Micaela Giuhat, Policy Committee Chair, ATIS Next G Alliance
• Tassos Lyratzis, Head of Spectrum Directorate, EETT
• Jasper Pandza, Technical Lead for Telecoms Standards, UK Dept for Science, Innovation & Technology

There is, understandably, a strong focus on the technology standards to enable 6G. However, there is a huge distance between adopting standards and delivering commercially viable services. This panel explores the preparatory work being done to ensure that the next generation of services appears as close to the next generation of standards as possible.

• Mosaab Abughalib, Senior Research Director, Keysight
• Teresa Cottam, Chief Analyst, Omnisperience
• Oliver Korfmacher, VP Technology & Telecoms, ENEA
• Julia Ward, Principal Market Liaison, CTO Office, WithSecure