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削减国际、ARPI IITB共同工作伦理框架6 g技术
削减国际周四表示,袋装的格兰特在第二轮Australia-India网络和关键技术合作(AICCTP)项目由澳大利亚外交和贸易为其“道德6克——确定元素的一个道德框架6 g和创造机会为印度和澳大利亚的项目。
削减国际周四表示,袋装的格兰特在第二轮Australia-India网络和关键技术合作(AICCTP)项目由澳大利亚外交和贸易为其“道德6克——确定元素的一个道德框架6 g和创造机会为印度和澳大利亚的项目。
“AICCTP的目的是鼓励和加强两国务实合作和协作,以塑造一个全球技术环境,反映了一个共同愿景的一个开放、自由、和基于规则的特质,“根据媒体发布。
尽管许多国家仍在部署过程中第五代(5克)网络技术,一些运动6 g标准已经开始。”在这种情况下,印度和澳大利亚这样的国家可以采取早期步骤和享受的先发优势,“发布补充道。
“活动促进澳大利亚和印度组织共同努力促进全球发展的道德标准至关重要和新兴技术,如人工智能、下一代通信、物联网、量子,合成生物学,区块链和大数据,“澳大利亚的高级专员到印度,巴里奥法雷尔,推。
网络空间的“双边合作和技术是一个关键支柱加强India-Australia的全面战略伙伴关系,将有助于更大的目标一个稳定和繁荣的特质,“Pradeep Mehta说,秘书长,削减国际。
“这是一个很好的机会对于一个双边整合有效的数据管理方法与用户和设备保护漏洞,否则减损6克创新,”托尼负责,总统,ARPI。
诺基亚看着印度为其全球6 g标准的努力:作者Nishant巴特拉
“…我们发现方面的能力在印度严重低估了他们所能提供给我们。所以我们增加同行资源,包括全球标准化,因为我们觉得我们可以推动很多5 g和先进标准6克的标准印度的能力,”作者Nishant巴特拉诺基亚的首席技术和战略官告诉等。
电信部门12月30日建立了academia-driven六工作组下技术创新组或TIG最新的电信技术的各个方面。
Bhaskar为首的新任务组需要,导演,印度理工学院(IIT)——清奈,Abhay Karandikar,导演,IIT-Kanpur,巴拉Amrutur,导演,印度科学研究所(印度的)班加罗尔,Kiran Kumar Kuchi族主任IIT-Hyderabad为下一代网络在多平台上,频谱政策,分别多学科创新的解决方案和设备。
集团融资的研究和开发是由Ashok Kumar女子成员(技术),数字通信委员会(DCC),和一个国际标准是由NG,电信标准发展学会的主席,印度(TSDSI)。
芬兰电信设备制造商诺基亚只告诉等,公司把赌注押在了印度帮助推动全球标准化5 g和6 g技术先进,现在相应增加其研究部门的存在,贝尔实验室,是一样的。
今年早些时候,依赖Jio与奥卢大学达成了战略合作伙伴关系,芬兰、进行研究和standardization-related活动6 g技术。
IIT海德拉巴领先在6克极端庞大的MIMO技术
“手机运营商和用户,这种技术提供了巨大的好处;手机用户将体验高质量的语音和视频交付在拥挤的机场、商场、车站、等;手机运营商能够提供宽带无线网络在农村家庭中,细胞的动态转向网站束减少覆盖漏洞在城市和农村地区“Kiran Kuchi族教授说,院长(研发)。
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CUTS International on Thursday said it has bagged a grant under the second round of the Australia-India Cyber and Critical Technology Partnership (AICCTP) program by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade for its \u2018Ethical 6G - Identifying Elements of an Ethical Framework for 6G and Creating Opportunities for India and Australia\u2019 project.
\u201cThe purpose of the AICCTP is to encourage and strengthen practical cooperation and collaboration between the two countries in order to shape a global technology environment that reflects a shared vision of an open, free, and rules-based Indo-Pacific,\u201d as per a media release.
<\/div><\/div>The project aims to actualize practical cooperation and collaboration between India and Australia on developing critical telecommunication technologies, specifically 6G, to create an enabling environment in India and Australia for their contributions to 6G standard making and to strengthen understanding of an ethical framework.
While many countries are still in the process of deploying the fifth-generation (5G<\/a>) network technology, some movements on the 6G standard making have begun. \u201cIn this context, countries like India and Australia can take early steps and enjoy the first-mover advantage,\u201d the release added.
\u201cThe program promotes Australian and Indian organizations working together to contribute to the global development of ethical standards around critical and emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, next-generation telecommunications, Internet of Things, quantum, synthetic biology, blockchain and big data,\u201d Australia\u2019s High Commissioner to India, Barry O\u2019Farrell, tweeted.
\u201cBilateral cooperation in cyberspace and technology is a critical pillar for strengthening India-Australia\u2019s comprehensive strategic partnership and will contribute to the larger objective of a stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific,\u201d said Pradeep Mehta, Secretary General, CUTS International.
While many countries are still in the process of deploying the fifth-generation (5G<\/a>) network technology, some movements on the 6G standard making have begun. \u201cIn this context, countries like India and Australia can take early steps and enjoy the first-mover advantage,\u201d the release added.
\u201cThe program promotes Australian and Indian organizations working together to contribute to the global development of ethical standards around critical and emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, next-generation telecommunications, Internet of Things, quantum, synthetic biology, blockchain and big data,\u201d Australia\u2019s High Commissioner to India, Barry O\u2019Farrell, tweeted.
\u201cBilateral cooperation in cyberspace and technology is a critical pillar for strengthening India-Australia\u2019s comprehensive strategic partnership and will contribute to the larger objective of a stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific,\u201d said Pradeep Mehta, Secretary General, CUTS International.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cWe at IIITB, are glad to be an academic partner with CUTS in this project to define the landscape for 6G systems in India, Australia, and the entire Indo-Pacific region,\u201d said V Sridhar of the International Institute of Technology, Bangalore.
\u201cThis is a great opportunity for a bilateral approach to integrate effective data management with user and device protection against vulnerabilities which would otherwise detract from 6G innovation,\u201d added Tony Charge, President, ARPI.
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\u201cThis is a great opportunity for a bilateral approach to integrate effective data management with user and device protection against vulnerabilities which would otherwise detract from 6G innovation,\u201d added Tony Charge, President, ARPI.
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