efficient manufacturing, new personal smart device environments and experiences such as city computers and autonomous traffic settings.
“The University of Oulu and Jio Estonia OU announced a collaboration. The collaboration will help create a solid foundation for exploring 6G and other opportunities in the world,” the University of Oulu said in a press release.
According to the university, the collaboration promotes entrepreneurship by bringing together world-class expertise from both industry and academia in areas such as aerospace, holographic beamforming, 3D cybersecurity, microelectronics and photonics.
“We are pleased to be able to deepen our cooperation with Jio Estonia,” says the professor Matti Latva-aho, Director of the 6G Flagship.
“As the world’s first major 6G research program, the University of Oulu is focusing on wireless communications leading to 6G technologies. We look forward to collaborating with Jio Estonia and the entire Reliance Group on targeted research projects for the wireless end of the future.”
“Jiu has more than 400 million subscribers in India, and their experience shows that building capacity to transmit large amounts of data is becoming critical. Especially given the evolution of digital services and virtual worlds,” he explained. Taavi Kotka, CEO of Jio Estonia.
“Through this cooperation with the University of Oulu, we can ensure that we continue to grow and develop as the world region of the future,” he added.
Aayush Bhatnagar, Jio Platforms director, said: “6G promises to build 5G capabilities to integrate technology deeply as a digital duplicate in our daily lives. High-end areas such as the Internet of Things and widespread artificial intelligence have enormous business potential. capabilities and bring 6G to life.
Jio Platforms already has an active development program for 5G RAN and Core Platforms supported by Jio Labs. This collaboration will further expand Jion’s 5G capabilities and help explore 6G-era applications in addition to state-of-the-art technology research and development.
Source: ANI
Source: The Nordic Page