Nvidia and global telecom leaders form coalition to build open, secure 6G on Artificial Intelligence native platforms

Nvidia has rallied major operators and infrastructure vendors behind a shared plan to build 6G on open, secure and Artificial Intelligence native, software-defined platforms designed for the era of physical Artificial Intelligence.

Nvidia has announced a global commitment with a group of leading operators and infrastructure providers, including Booz Allen, BT Group, Cisco, Deutsche Telekom, Ericsson, MITRE, Nokia, OCUDU Ecosystem Foundation, ODC, SK Telecom, SoftBank Corp. and T-Mobile, to build the next generation of wireless networks on Artificial Intelligence native, open, secure and trustworthy platforms. The coalition aims to define how 6G infrastructure will be designed so that it remains open, intelligent and resilient while accelerating innovation and protecting global trust. Partners frame 6G as foundational to the world’s future connectivity and as a response to the growing need for security and trust as networks expand to support autonomous machines, vehicles, sensors and robots at massive scale.

Nvidia is positioning Artificial Intelligence embedded across the radio access network, edge and core as the key to making 6G networks software defined and Artificial Intelligence native, capable of secure integrated sensing and communications, real time intelligence and automated decision making. Legacy wireless architectures are described as ill suited to these demands, prompting the push for software defined wireless platforms built on open and trusted principles that can support interoperability, supply chain resilience and faster innovation. Executives from BT Group, Deutsche Telekom, SK Telecom, SoftBank Corp. and T-Mobile highlight goals such as maintaining best in class customer experience, creating an intelligent and sustainable future ecosystem, and turning telecom infrastructure into a platform where connectivity and intelligence coexist as the nervous system of the digital economy.

The commitment is grounded in a web of public and private initiatives Nvidia is already pursuing to advance 6G. In the United States, Nvidia has joined the FutureG Office led OCUDU Initiative to accelerate open, software defined and Artificial Intelligence native 6G architectures, and it is a founding member of the AI-RAN Alliance, which now has over 130 participating companies driving AI-RAN innovation. Nvidia, together with Booz Allen, Cisco, T-Mobile, MITRE and ODC, in October launched the AI-Native Wireless Networks (AI-WIN) project, described as an all American AI-RAN stack to speed the path to 6G. In Korea, Nvidia is working with an industry consortium on intelligent, secure, programmable 6G networks, while in the U.K. it is collaborating with the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology on applied research, ecosystem development and trusted Artificial Intelligence native network design. Across Europe and Japan, Nvidia is engaged with programs focused on open innovation, interoperability and trusted infrastructure, which together with government and industry partners are intended to shape secure, intelligent, trusted global connectivity for the next generation of wireless technology.

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