6G could drive next-gen artificial intelligence applications

There is still a long way to go before we see 5G's real power. But its technological force is such that it's invoked trade wars between the US and China, both vying to be the leading edge in 5G deployment. The potential of 5G hasn't been met, but it's tipped to provide lightning-fast connectivity required for smart city infrastructure and autonomous vehicles, among a raft of next-gen use cases. But as we ponder 5G's future applications, some are choosing to look even further ahead. In Finland, the University of Oulu in announced project "6Geneis"-- the first research programs that focused on developing the future of communication.