6G Brazil and India’s India 6G Alliance (B6GA) signed a bilateral MoU to encourage and develop 6G. This agreement establishes international cooperation to define the future of next generation mobile telephony networks with the aim of accelerating the implementation of new technology and creating globally harmonized standards.
This collaboration aims to strengthen the partnership between Brazil and India in the telecommunications and connectivity sector and is an opportunity for both countries to lead the definitions for the advancement of 6G and telecommunications.
In the final declaration of the BRICS meeting held in Kazan Russia between 22 and 24 October, the countries forming the bloc highlighted the recognition that emerging technologies such as 5G, satellite systems, terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks have been recognized. Potential to catalyze the growth of the digital economy.
To achieve this, it is critical that countries develop a resilient, secure, inclusive and interoperable digital public infrastructure that delivers services at scale and enhances social and economic opportunities for all.
According to Conexis Brazil Digital, the MoU will be a platform for ongoing collaboration, allowing both organizations to exchange knowledge, foster innovation and work together to shape the future of global communications.
Fernando Soares, Director of Regulation and Innovation at Conexis, who signed the memorandum, highlighted that the collaboration is a great opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences between the two largest mobile phone markets in the world. “This memorandum will expand the ecosystem, allowing efficient planning for the advent of 6G,” he said.
Areas of cooperation include identification of common interests to support the building of consensus and cooperation in the standardization of new technologies, strengthening global cooperation in 5G and 6G technologies, use cases for 6G, participation in events on each side Is included.
