Dr Mikael Prytz is the head of the research area Networks at Ericsson Research, which focuses on 5G and beyond mobile network architectures, protocols, and concepts for radio, core, and fronthaul transport, and on programmable networks and network automation.
He has 20 years of experience in fixed and mobile communications research and engineering from Ericsson’s research and services units, as well as from international research programs, including EU projects Ambient Networks, E3, and QUASAR.
He holds a Ph.D. in optimization and systems theory from KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, and an MS in operations research from Stanford University in Palo Alto, in the US.
Towards 6G
5G network deployments today go live at an increasing rate across the world and is already providing a digital transformation innovation platform for consumers, enterprises, and society.
This talk will explore examples of evolution paths for mobile system technologies in the coming years, and even decade, starting from today’s 5G evolution agenda.
Technology innovations in connectivity, distributed compute, trustworthiness, intelligent cyber-physical systems, automation, as well as sensing and interaction will lead the way, and when combined will strengthen each other and create new cross-domain innovation opportunities for evolved 5G mobile systems moving towards 6G.
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