5G Advanced, 3GPP release 18, is expected to focus on commercial needs, both near term and long term, including support for vertical industry applications, such as news gathering.
Qualcomm believes 5G-Advanced will feature six key elements, many of which already are surfacing, but are not a formal part of the 3GPP set of 5G standards:
Network designs featuring edge and cloud computing
New radio designs that support technologies including full duplex communications
Resilient technologies that block hacks and other threats
Artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies
Coordinated spectrum sharing techniques
Services that merge the physical and digital worlds
Those are important themes because they will create the foundation for 6G. In fact, it is possible one or more mobile operators might refer to 5G Advanced, as a commercial service as something related to “early 6G,” as AT&T marketed advanced 4G as “5G E.”
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