How are you Oppo unveils SixG white paper
How are you Oppo unveils SixG White Paper
OPPO Research Institute has officially released its first SixG White Paper ‘SixG AI-Cube Intelligent Networking’.
The White Paper outlines how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can support the empowerment of the SixG network architecture.
The OPOL Pre-Research Team is currently being formed to conduct a preliminary study on SixG services and technical requirements, key technologies and system features.
Oppo believes that SixG can give AI a whole new dimension to human interaction and establish AI as a truly public service provider technology that everyone can use.
Smart devices transmitted by SixG will be integral participants and users of AI. It will provide users with a more immersive experience by downloading and modifying AI algorithms through various experimental steps, collecting data for more sophisticated AI models.
‘Technical development must be pioneering. Mobile communication technologies are evolving over a period of decades and the standardization of the next generation of communications technologies coming into commercial use from 2035 onwards is expected to begin in 2025. ‘ Oppo is expected to lag behind.
He said that next generation technology, SixG should be able to meet not only human needs but also all kinds of intelligence and its various interactive needs. He informed that we have carried out our initial technical study and system design with the same objective.
Existing networks can be divided into two dimensions: The Control Plane (CP) and The User Plane (UP). UP’s key role is for network performance, such as speed and slowness that users can directly consume. Similarly, CP is related to network configuration.
Its responsibility is to provide stable network operation even under different conditions, locations and network nodes while in operation. If UP is considered to be the fastest growing city in urban traffic, CP can be considered as the road traffic controller.
Due to the existing, limited computing power and storage capacity of smart devices, it is difficult for them to work with a large number of generalized AI algorithms. As a result, special AI that can run on these devices is unable to address the big data demands of most users.
However, AI domains under the SixG network can play multidimensional roles such as traditional base stations, databases, AI modal repositories and application servers.
Under the proposed network, SixG equipment is allocated based on the location and demand of the equipment under the AI domain. These AI domains then select and select the most appropriate AI algorithm and required process for performing related tasks through appropriate communication connections.
Unlike Forge and FiveG, tools play an important role, and the decision-making network in SixG is uniquely integrated into tools and networks.
With a view to helping build the world’s sixG standards in the future, OPPO said it would continue pre-research work on sixG technology.
As a major contributor to FiveG’s popularity, OPPO will continue to work with its partners to promote FiveG’s commercialization on a large scale.
The main objective of the company is to bring a revolutionary change in communication technology for the benefit of all and to play a leading role in the development of Internet of Experience.
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