Latif Ladid shares with CoinGeek Backstage the recent developments in Mallorca and what the Spanish community is working on to develop a diverse economy using IPv6 and blockchain.
Ralph Wallace shared on the sidelines of the Future Networks World Forum in Montreal how the U.S. task force uses IPv6 and how to start innovating with this new iteration of the internet.
The implementation of secure GPS-, IoT-, IIoT-, and 5G-based communications remains challenging due to the lack of interoperable standards and their deployment across multiple vendors.
The low latency, high speeds, and immense capacity of 5G will make smart cities, driverless vehicles, smart homes, and other sensor-driven enhancements for industrial use cases all possible.
The event will be a hybrid in-person and virtual one; anyone can join in to hear the discussions. The in-person event will run in PACIFICO Yokohama North, Japan, from October 16 to November 11, 2022.
South Korea wants to digitize its infrastructure as part of the ‘Korea New Deal’. The gov’t intends to spend over $48 billion on blockchain, AI, 5G and more.
Korean carrier SK Telecom launched what it says is the world’s first 5G smartphone. The phone is powered by blockchain technology which enhances security.
China Telecom believes that blockchain and 5G technology will be the basis of the digital future. China will have 170M 5G users by the end of the year.
The technological free zones will focus on innovation and testing emerging technologies like AI, blockchain, big data, and 5G.
China Telecom is readying their plans for the most advanced smart phones in the world.
The U.S. agency reportedly wants a track-and-trace technology for wireless spectrums that is “open-source, distributed and secure.” In short, blockchain technology.
Korea’s KT telecom provider will be launching a new 5G network with underlying blockchain technology for security.
