6G Global Summit 2022

Event Overview

The 6G Global Summit will take place as a virtual event on 21 – 22 September 2022. If you’re interested in being involved in the event, please contact us below, or register for your free place now:

The global race towards 6G has begun. With the promise of mind-boggling new use cases powered by connectivity that is 100 times faster and more reliable than 5G, and which offers 20 times more capacity, it is sometimes difficult to separate the science fiction from the science fact. What can be said for certain, however, is that rapidly evolving technologies and increasing expectations from industries and consumers mean that the world in 2030 will look very different to today.

With operators, vendors and governments all around the world now engaged in regional 6G research initiatives, this conference will explore the visions, roadmaps and related activities that are emerging. Bringing together top-level industry and policy representatives from across the globe, it will look at the challenges and opportunities that lay ahead as we embark on the exciting new path towards a future hyper-connected world.

Lessons from the ‘G’ evolution

6G use cases and technologies

R&D and standards - avoiding fragmentation

Challenges, drivers and enabling technologies

New spectrum bands and licencing models

6G and key societal goals

Organisers & Partners

Agenda

Day 1

2022-09-21

Day 2

2022-09-22

Day 1

2022-09-21

12:30 - 13:30

Session 1 – Progress in developing national and regional roadmaps for 6G

13:30 - 14:40

Session 2 – Visions and drivers for 6G

14:40 - 15:00

Break

15:00 - 16:10

Session 3 – A glimpse of the future: 6G use cases and technologies

16:10 - 17:20

Session 4 – Avoiding fragmentation in 6G standards: Learning the lessons from ‘previous Gs’

Day 2

2022-09-22

12:30 - 12:50

Keynote Presentation: The ITU Vision of 2030

12:50 - 13:10

Keynote Presentation: Setting the Scene: Building the 6G connectivity ecosystem

13:10 - 14:20

Session 5i – The 6G Spectrum Vision – key bands for delivering the required connectivity

14:20 - 14:40

Break

14:40 - 15:50

Session 5ii – The role of sharing and innovative licencing models in meeting the needs of 6G

15:50 - 17:00

Session 6 – 6G for Good: Keeping societal goals at the centre of 6G development

12:30 - 13:30

Session 1 – Progress in developing national and regional roadmaps for 6G

13:30 - 14:40

Session 2 – Visions and drivers for 6G

14:40 - 15:00

Break

15:00 - 16:10

Session 3 – A glimpse of the future: 6G use cases and technologies

16:10 - 17:20

Session 4 – Avoiding fragmentation in 6G standards: Learning the lessons from ‘previous Gs’

12:30 - 12:50

Keynote Presentation: The ITU Vision of 2030

12:50 - 13:10

Keynote Presentation: Setting the Scene: Building the 6G connectivity ecosystem

13:10 - 14:20

Session 5i – The 6G Spectrum Vision – key bands for delivering the required connectivity

14:20 - 14:40

Break

14:40 - 15:50

Session 5ii – The role of sharing and innovative licencing models in meeting the needs of 6G

15:50 - 17:00

Session 6 – 6G for Good: Keeping societal goals at the centre of 6G development

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Speakers include

Mario Maniewicz

Director, BR
ITU

Sergey Pastukh

Vice-Chairman of CPM-23 FSUE, NIIR, Russia

Dilmurod Dusmatov

Head of Radio-Frequency Spectrum Regulation
Ministry for Development of Information, Technologies and Communication of the Republic of Uzbekistan

Galina Fedorova

Member of the EBU Technical Committee
RTR

Nikolai Vassiliev

Chief, Terrestrial Services Department (TSD)
ITU

Lidia Varukina

Head of Technology, East Europe
Nokia

Dzmitry Korzun

Head of Spectrum
Ministry of Communications and Information of the Republic of Belarus

Valery Tikvinsky

Deputy General Director on Innovation Technologies
JSC National Research Institute of Technologies and Communications

Nikolay Varlamov

Member
Radio Regulations Board

Glyn Carter

Future Spectrum Director
GSMA

Maxim Cumpanici

Head of spectrum management department
National Service for the Radio Frequencies Management Republic of Moldova

Victor Strelets

Chairman ITU-R Study Group 4
RCC Responsible coordinator at RA/WRC-19

Jean-Pierre Faisan

Vice Chairman
BNE

Raffi Khatcherian

Head of International Spectrum Management
EUROCONTROL

Rodney Croft

Chair
ICNIRP

Contact

For more information on any aspect of this event, please contact Lula Howard using any of the following details:

Lula Howard, Senior Event Manager, Forum Global
6gsummit@forum-global.com
Tel: +44 (0) 2920 783 020