Challenges and Risks Involved in Deploying 6G and NextGen Networks

Challenges and Risks Involved in Deploying 6G and NextGen Networks

  • Bharathy, A.M. Viswa
  • Alhadidi, Basim
Publisher:IGI GlobalISBN 13: 9781668438060ISBN 10: 1668438062

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Challenges and Risks Involved in Deploying 6G and NextGen Networks is written by Bharathy, A.M. Viswa and published by IGI Global. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1668438062 (ISBN 10) and 9781668438060 (ISBN 13).

There is a need to be aware of the challenges awaiting us in next generation (NextGen) networks in order to take the proper steps to either minimize or eliminate issues as they present themselves. Incorporating artificial intelligence in NextGen networks for privacy and security policies will serve this purpose. It is essential to stay current with these emerging technologies and applications in order to maintain safe and secure communications in the future. Challenges and Risks Involved in Deploying 6G and NextGen Networks explores strategies for the design and deployment of more secured and user-centered NextGen networks through artificial intelligence to enrich user experience. It further investigates the political, social, and geographical challenges involved in realizing these 6G networks and explores ways to improve the security of future potential applications as well as protect user data from illegal access. Covering topics such as deep learning algorithms, aerial network communication, and edge computing, this major reference work is an indispensable resource for regulatory and policy groups, associations and technology groups, government and international bodies, technology executives and technical institutions, management consulting and advisory firms, communication engineers, network engineers, students and educators of higher education, researchers, and academicians.