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Preliminary study of 6G networks signifies a revolutionary change in wireless communication

  • Sivabalan Settu
  • , Renugadevi Rajaram
  • , Maridhu Bhargavi
  • , Thangavel Murugan
  • , Ramalingam Rathipriya

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Abstract

In addition to the rise of 6G technologies, mobile communication has entered a new era that will necessitate thorough educational studies in order to fully comprehend its ability to transform society. A detailed discussion of the key convergence of intelligent design and cognitive orchestration in the 6G network structure is presented in this chapter. Using a diversified research plan, the analysis first builds concepts that identify intelligent network elements, subsequently probing the combination of machine learning and artificial intelligence to improve instantaneous choices and utilization of resources. Secondly, the research undertakes an exploratory investigation of sophisticated orchestration techniques that leverage automation and adaptive management of network resources to actualize optimal 6G performance across diverse scenarios. Building on these insights, the chapter undertakes an evaluative synthesis assessing the synergistic interplay between embedded intelligence and dynamic orchestration mechanisms toward constructing an intelligent and efficient 6G ecosystem. By advancing theoretical understanding and providing empirical elucidation of these integral aspects of 6G systems, this research constitutes an important step toward materializing the radical possibilities engendered by 6G networks. The scholarly insights distilled herein aim to provide salient directions for continued research and development in this rapidly evolving technological frontier.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationDeep Learning Approaches in Intelligent Wireless Networking
PublisherCRC Press
Pages23-47
Number of pages25
ISBN (Electronic)9781040876176
ISBN (Print)9781032998152
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jan 1 2026

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • General Engineering
  • General Energy
  • General Computer Science

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