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…a seamless transition to the next generation of telecommunications? Join us for the highly anticipated BF DigiTalks webinar, where we’ll discuss these compelling topics through the lens of the recent…
…algorithm to transform the long-term time-average sum-power minimization problem into a sequence of deterministic and independent subproblems. Furthermore, the combinations of coupled and non-convex constraints are handled using semidefinite relaxation…
…as high-precision 3D localization, ultra-high reliability and extreme mobility, introduce a new generation of 6G-native applications. Such application can be based on, for example, distributed, ubiquitous Artificial Intelligence (AI) and…
…within input frequency range of 1.9 GHz – 3.5 GHz with fractional division ratio in between 2–3. As an example of the operation, with a setting of an arbitrary division…
…adjacent users. The downlink phase utilizes multicast beamforming to simultaneously serve all users to fulfill the remaining content requests. A low complexity D2D-multicast mode selection algorithm is proposed with comparable…
…for IEEE GLOBECOM 2024 Conference, the authors have shown that the Fresnel distance for phased arrays is √8 times higher than that of the single antenna model. Understanding focusing in…
…“me-too” player in this critical technology domain? Compared to other regions, what unique elements can the continent bring to the table? According to Jari Kinaret, Executive Director of the newly…
…attacks are complex to detect and mitigate due to their stealthy nature and their ability to mimic genuine behavior. In this work, we propose a robust application-layer DDoS self-protection framework…
…Mikko Törmänen Computational solutions for future internet will improve radically with edge computing as devices in smart homes and vehicles, and even personal devices such as smartphones, participate in computation…
…distance in the 26-GHz band, while in the 3.6-GHz band, a considerably larger isolation between the networks is required, for example, in the form of a much larger separation distance….