On February 28th, it was reported by foreign media that the United States, the United Kingdom, and 10 other countries have issued a joint statement endorsing the principles of 6G.
The countries participating in this joint statement include: the United States, Australia, Canada, the Czech Republic, Finland, France, Japan, South Korea, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
The statement asserts that through collaborative efforts, they aim to support open, free, global, interoperable, reliable, resilient, and secure connectivity.
"We believe this is an indispensable contribution to building a more inclusive, sustainable, secure, and peaceful future for all, and we call on other governments, organizations, and stakeholders to join us in supporting and upholding these principles."
Behind such declarations, NVIDIA, Nokia, Microsoft, and other Western giants have announced the formation of an alliance, comprising 11 initial members, but notably absent are any Chinese companies.
Regarding joining this alliance, Samsung stated that emerging services in the era of 6G will fundamentally change the way people interact with technology, with AI becoming an integral part of this trend.
The AI-RAN Alliance will facilitate cooperation, drive innovation, and usher in a new era of transformation around AI and 6G networks.
In the current landscape of 5G networks, while there are many similar small groups, Huawei remains far ahead due to its own strengths, so this comes as no surprise.
