EMvision Research Notes, page-2872

When you consider the future potential of 6G in medical tech - including imaging - and then consider Keysight's leading role in research readiness for 6G, you realise that EMV could not have a better data testing/analysing partner and number one shareholder than Keysight.

The first of the articles below explains some of the relevant potentials of 6G and the second, a launching this week of a cutting edge collaboration between Keysight and the University of Malaga in 6G development.

6G: The Future of Connected Healthcare

Raouf Hajji, MD, PhD.
HealthTech Futurist | Professor Assistant of Medicine | Co-Founder & Medical Lead of International Medical Community (IMC) | Chief Academic Officer (CAO) of Supernova Academy Inc.

January 14, 2025

As the sixth generation of wireless technology (6G) emerges on the horizon, its promise to revolutionize connectivity, speed, and data capacity is becoming clear.

For the healthcare industry, 6G offers transformative potential, especially in HealthTech innovations.
In this edition, we’ll explore how 6G will shape the future of healthcare.

Healthcare Applications:

1. Unprecedented Connectivity for Healthcare

6G promises speeds 100x faster than 5G, enabling real-time data transfer in healthcare. Imagine instant access to medical records and diagnostic imaging during emergencies.

2. Enhanced Telemedicine with Low Latency

6G’s near-zero latency will redefine telemedicine. Physicians can conduct remote surgeries or consultations seamlessly, improving care in underserved regions.

8. Revolutionizing Rural Healthcare Access

6G’s extended range will bring advanced healthcare services to remote areas, bridging the gap in global health equity and access.
9. Transforming Emergency Response Systems

6G-enabled drones and autonomous vehicles could deliver medical supplies or even provide life-saving interventions in disaster-stricken areas.
10. The Future Outlook: 6G Roadmap in Healthcare

While 6G’s commercial deployment is expected by 2030, its integration into healthcare will require collaboration between HealthTech innovators, healthcare providers, and policymakers.
6G’s transformative potential in healthcare is immense, with applications spanning diagnostics, treatment, and beyond. As we prepare for this revolution, stakeholders in HealthTech and medicine must collaborate to ensure its benefits are accessible and equitable.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/6g-future-connected-healthcare-raouf-hajji-md-phd--fmnff/

Keysight and The University of Malaga Open State-of-the-Art 6G Research and Innovation Laboratory

Keysight Technologies (NYSE: KEYS) and the University of Malaga (UMA) have launched a new 6G Research and Innovation Lab, expanding Keysight's European infrastructure. The facility features three main workspaces: Monitor, Measurement, and Experience, focusing on real-time 5G/6G network monitoring, advanced testing solutions, and technology demonstrations.

The lab's research priorities include new spectrum and components development, AI & ML networks integration, digital twins creation, networked sensing applications, new network topologies, and security enhancement. The facility incorporates the Victoria Network experimentation platform and will serve as a hub for innovation in 6G technology development.

The establishment of Keysight's 6G research facility marks a strategic positioning in the next evolution of telecommunications technology. While 5G deployment is still ongoing globally, this forward-looking investment signals Keysight's commitment to maintaining its leadership in test and measurement solutions for future wireless standards.

The lab's comprehensive research agenda, encompassing critical areas like AI/ML networks, digital twins and new spectrum technologies, positions Keysight to capture significant market share in the emerging 6G test and measurement market. Historical patterns show that early R&D investments in new wireless standards typically translate into strong competitive advantages when the technology reaches commercialization.

The partnership with the University of Malaga offers multiple strategic benefits:

• Access to academic talent and research capabilities at lower costs than internal R&D
• Early influence in developing 6G standards and specifications
• Potential IP generation and patents from collaborative research
• Enhanced credibility in the European market

For investors, this represents a long-term strategic investment in Keysight's future growth potential. The test and measurement market for 6G is projected to be substantially larger than 5G, driven by higher frequencies, more complex architectures and stricter performance requirements. By establishing this research hub now, Keysight is laying the groundwork to maintain its market leadership as telecommunications technology evolves.

The focus on six key research areas suggests a well-structured approach to addressing critical technical challenges in 6G development. Particularly noteworthy is the emphasis on security, AI integration and digital twins, which align with broader industry trends toward intelligent, secure and virtualized network architectures.

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