The next generation of mobile networks, ie, sixth generation (6G), is expected by 2030, with
already burgeoning research efforts toward this goal. Along with various other candidate …

While 5G is at the early deployment state around the globe, the research and industrial
communities have already started concentrating their efforts on formulating the overall 6G …

Until now, every evolution of communication standard was driven by the need for providing
high-speed connectivity to the end-user. However, 5G marks a radical shift from this focus as …

The fifth generation (5G) wireless networks are on the way to be deployed around the world.
The 5G technologies target to support diverse vertical applications by connecting …

Emerging advanced applications, such as smart cities, healthcare, and virtual reality,
demand more challenging requirements on sixth-generation (6G) mobile networks …

5G is a revolutionary technology in mobile telecommunications that promises to be 20x
faster than today's 4G technology. The novel characteristics of 5G can be exploited to …

In accordance with on-going progress related to network advances, 5G portrays the up and
coming age of versatile systems that further guarantees astounding execution …

To address the limitations of 5 G, 6 G wireless networks are envisaged to provide sub-
millisecond latency, ultra-high connection density, extremely high data rates, better …

Hitherto, the evolution of mobile networks have fulfilled the increasing demands for
enhanced performance, availability, portability, elasticity, and energy efficiency posed by the …

Abstract 5G and beyond systems are being built to be prospective by responding to the
different needs of a diverse range of applications, which represents a significant departure …