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Samsung, Verizon complete key technology trial for 6G networks

Samsung Electronics said Tuesday that it has successfully completed a key technology trial for commercializing sixth-generation (6G) networks with U.S. mobile carrier Verizon Communications Inc. The two companies successfully completed an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) trial at a major international soccer fan event in Texas, enabling real-time…

Samsung, Verizon complete key technology trial for 6G networks

Samsung Electronics and Verizon Communications Inc. have successfully completed a key technology trial for commercializing sixth-generation (6G) networks. The trial, conducted at a major international soccer fan event in Texas, involved an AI-powered Integrated Sensing and Communication (ISAC) application. This trial demonstrated real-time sensing-driven intelligence across a virtualized network, marking one of the industry's first practical implementations of a key 6G technology.

The ISAC trial utilized commercial AI-powered virtualized radio access network (vRAN) and virtualized core network (vCore) technologies, which enabled the ISAC trial to leverage connectivity from a 5G network without requiring additional equipment. This milestone underscores how Verizon's decision to partner with Samsung can accelerate the development and deployment of 6G technology.

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