The mobile market experienced significant growth from the 3G era to 4G, driven by the proliferation of smartphones and streaming services. The network traffic is rapidly increasing due to the widespread adoption of generative AI and IoT devices. Consequently, the expansion of 5G is inevitable to support this surge in traffic. Furthermore, other advanced communication infrastructures, including the Innovative Optical and Wireless Network concept (IOWN), continue to advance, paving the way for a smart society.
Compared to previous generations, 6G networks are expected to offer new usage scenarios by new technologies in addition to the enhancements of significantly higher speeds, lower latency, and greater reliability, according to the ongoing discussions in 3GPP Release 19.
Anritsu is focusing on developing innovative test and measurement solutions to enhance the performance, reliability, and efficiency of 6G networks, supporting the development of next-generation communication systems.

Watch the webinar and learn:

• How 5G will evolve forward into 6G
• What will be the key new technologies and changes expected in 6G
• What are the major areas of 3GPP Release 19, and topics being considered for Release 20
• Key research trends in Beyond 5G and 6G network architectures
• Anritsu’s Activities and Key Contributions in Advanced Technology Areas
   

Presenters:

Jonathan Borrill
CTO, Anritsu Corporation
Jonathan has over 30 years’ experience in the area of advanced RF and wireless signalling systems. After graduating from Southampton University (UK) in electronic engineering, Jonathan worked for the UK Ministry of Defence (now Qinetiq) developing advanced millimetre wave communications systems. After a stint at Motorola as application engineering manager, in 2001 he moved to Anritsu. There, after performing business development and management roles for the EMEA region, he was appointed as CTO for the T&M business group.

Jonathan is a full member of the Institute of Engineering and Technology and a Chartered Engineer.