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MWC Shanghai 2024 is in full swing and #ZTE booth is packed with highlights this year. We’re thrilled to showcase our innovative solutions and success cases in #connectivity, computing power, industrial #digitalization, and terminal devices, committed to building solid foundations with our full-stack and full-scenario #intelligentcomputing solutions. Worth mentioning, Our CEO, Xu Ziyang, delivered keynote speech at the "AI First" session during the event, well capturing our innovative practices in navigating AI-driven era. Here are key takeaways I’d like to share: As the world marches toward an AI-driven industrial revolution, ZTE proposes three major principles: openness and decoupling, computing and network evolution, and training and inference enhancement, to address the challenges that extend from hallucinations, security, and ethics, to computing power, energy consumption, datasets, standardization, and commercial applications. Focused on customer value, ZTE provides a full-stack and full-scenario intelligent computing solution encompassing computing power, networks, capabilities, intelligence, and applications. To discover more insights, please read the full speech here ➡ https://lnkd.in/gBk6YHpm #ZTEMWC #MWC24 #UnfoldingTheIntelligentFuture #AI #computingpower

🌐 Peering into the Future of 2030 In the midst of the buzzing conversations surrounding #AI & #5G, it is essential to ponder: How many truly understand the #transformative power it carries? We have come a long way from the early days of Analog Cellular (1G, 1979) to the current frontier of Cellular Mobile Communications (5G, 2019). Fun Fact: 1G refers to Analog Cellular (First appearance in 1979) 2G refers to Digital Cellular (First appearance in 1991) 3G refers to Mobile Broadband (First appearance in 1998) 4G refers to Native IP Networks (First appearance in 2009) 5G refers to Cellular Mobile Communications (First appearance in 2019) Did you know that even in our tech-savvy present, real-world situations still leverage 1G and 2G? It is a testament to the lasting impact of technological evolution. The 5G standards introduce millimeter-band radio spectrum, propelling data speeds to an astonishing 1 gigabit per second, while slashing latency to mere milliseconds. Yet, 5G transcends beyond the realm of faster mobile internet. It heralds the onset of the next #digitalrevolution. Imagine a world where machine-to-machine connectivity reaches unprecedented heights, birthing a new era of #automation. As we navigate the currents of technological evolution, the horizon beckons with the promise of #6G technology, poised to make its entrance in 2030. Coupled with Singapore's ambitious #GreenPlan, #Industry 4.0, and #SmartNation initiatives, the stage is set for a groundbreaking era of #innovation. Are you ready to embrace the limitless potential that the future holds? Follow me for more Technology insights and embark on this transformative journey together! #Future2030 #TechEvolution #AIand5G #TransformativePower #DigitalTransformation #TechSavvy #1Gto5G #TechFunFact #RealWorldTech #TechnologicalEvolution #MillimeterWave #DigitalRevolution #MachineConnectivity #AutomationEra #6GFuture #GreenTech #InnovationHub #SmartNation2030 #TechInsights #EmbraceTheFuture #LimitlessPotential #FollowForTechUpdates #TechJourney #InnovateTogether

🌐 Is there a need to develop 6G? Peter Vetter, President of Bell Labs Core Research, gives a resounding YES. At 6GWorld's 6GSymposium Spring 2024, he cited growing demand for capacity and emerging ecosystems as the main factors. 6G World has recapped some key takeaways from the event (including Peter's keynote, 'Reconciling the basic 6G concepts') in this handy write-up. Don't miss it ➡️ https://nokia.ly/4cUkaFl #6G #Research #BellLabs

"...5G is the key to enabling breakthroughs across all sectors of our economy including health care, transportation, education, energy, manufacturing and more." More in this piece we developed with POLITICO on 5G's role in supporting wireless innovation across industries: https://ctia.it/3UeLxS8.

While lighthouses illuminate physical pathways, telecoms illuminates digital ones. Welcome to the first edition of 2024 of the Genesis magazine.... As we enter a new year there’s always so many voices telling us what to be watching, what will be the biggest topics for the year ahead? Will Mobile World Congress surprise us with something new? What remains true, is that in the buffet that is 2024, we already filled our plates in the first round and unusually for us, we may not go back for second helpings. There’s simply so much to work on... We all expect 2024 to bring 5GSA sunrises, 2G/3G sunsets, new AI applications, RCS (will Apple or won’t they), a focus on Mixed and augmented realities (thinking about the Apple Vision Pro again, but wow the cost!). It is a busy year true, but at the same time we all know that there’s always at least one-small-shift which takes us by surprise each year, that ends up being significant to our industry, what will it be this year? What we need more of in 2024 is relevant guidance, clarity, hope, what beacons will be there in the darkness to provide direction in our business challenges? The annual Genesis event of course. In The Innovators 2024, there’s a very broad and mixed selection of solutions going through to Seville this year, some quite radical. Also the Challengers for the Genesis Hackathons have some interesting requirements for the companies registered to take part. The companies last year really made waves presenting their solutions at Innovative Operators (IO) and GSMA WAS. And finally we will soon know who are the top 100 people in the telecoms industry according to the ROCCO IOO. 25 of whom will receive awards in Seville. There will be quite some networking opportunities I can tell you. I have the feeling Genesis can be that beacon, lighting up innovative ideas and people which for many will make for a very interesting 2024. Continue reading by downloading the Genesis Magazine issue 6 at https://lnkd.in/d2qGcFqX

Clear messages by Peter Vetter at 6GWorld on the need to prioritise key aspects to boost #6G development: -Extreme #MIMO on existing grids -Smooth migration and #core evolution -Programmable and #API-native -Framework for native #AI -Framework for #EnergyEfficiency -#Security, #trust, and #privacy Improved #performance and #industrial usages, at a efficient #capex and #opex levels, will be two of the drivers of this new mobile generation, that will be the first one incorporating #AI in its foundations.

An important initiative that will support the development of a common framework for digital assets to communicate. It’s a necessary requirement to build trust between actors that are current assuming the worst case scenario when interacting with a cyber-physical infrastructure. #connected #ecosystem

National Cyber-Physical Infrastructure programme to develop cross-sector collaboration for connected digital twin, robotics and metaverse innovations. Building on the foundations of the UK Government’s Cyber-Physical Infrastructure Consultation in March 2022, Digital Catapult, Connected Places Catapult and the High Value Manufacturing Catapult are collaborating to develop the emerging National Cyber-Physical Infrastructure ecosystem in the UK - funded and supported by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology. The government and industry collaboration aims to amplify innovations, break down silos and build a shared vision for cyber-physical system innovation in the UK. Science and Technology Minister, George Freeman MP notes, “The technologies that power a modern economy are often underpinned by complex physical and virtual foundations which help them function – whether that be environmental sensors or wireless networks for transferring data. Building a Cyber-Physical Infrastructure is all about creating a more connected, innovative, and resilient UK, where these sophisticated systems can work seamlessly together. We look forward to seeing what the X-Catapult Consortium can do to foster more cooperation and collaboration in this space.” Partners will launch the programme at the half-day Cyber-Physical Future Forum at Connected Places Catapult in London on Thursday 16 November 2023. The event will outline plans to grow the ecosystem and feature keynote speeches on the challenges and scientific areas central to enabling industry innovation. This will be followed by an interactive workshop. Online registration now open: https://lnkd.in/e5kW-We6 Read more: https://lnkd.in/ez8ZEGSg #NCPI #innovation #cyberphysical #digital #advancedmanufacturing #digitaltwins #ai #robotics #collaboration Nicola Yates OBE Alison Vincent, PhD, FREng, FBCS, FIET Paul Wilson Phil Y. Ahmed Kotb Jonathan Eyre Mark Enzer Ryan Goodman Justin Anderson John D Holden Daniel Block Catherine Condie Chart.PR

Some very interesting HealthCare demos this year at Dell Technologies World in Vegs! #iworkfordell ·        MIC Command Center: The Medical Informatics Corp. (MIC) Command Center, powered by Dell Technologies, features the SickBay platform, an FDA-cleared AI-platform that allows for integrated, time synchronized visualization of data from networked medical devices and EMRs for a comprehensive view of patient data at the Edge. ·        EPIC iO Technologies Computer Vision: Integrates IoT, Computer Vision, and connectivity on a single, scalable platform to track patients and staff for full visibility that is correlated to meet healthcare requirements and deliver actionable results. ·        KIOSK Information Systems: An automated patient self check-in kiosk that demonstrates increased convenience, and streamlined administrative processing, that help relieve clinician burnout. ·        Intel Geti HPC: We will showcase the revolutionary Geti platform, designed to democratize artificial intelligence (AI) by making it accessible to domain industry experts. The demonstration will highlight the seamless integration of AI into healthcare workflows and emphasize the significance of accelerated model training in clinical settings https://lnkd.in/gUvxm2KH