This collaboration will provide research teams with a comprehensive toolkit for developing new artificial intelligence (AI) applications for radio access networks (RANs). The addition of Keysight's network simulation solutions will enable researchers to develop and validate novel methods for optimizing radio access using Keysight's comprehensive network simulation capabilities.
Keysight is currently researching 6G technology solutions.
Similar to early research on 6G, AI technology is developing very rapidly, so it is likely that 6G will be the first generation of wireless technology to fully utilize AI. Validating methods using new AI algorithms, optimized to increase network capacity, speed, and application types, requires simulating real-world network conditions on a large scale. Realistic simulation tools are needed for every part of the wireless system to train, test, and refine AI algorithms before commercialization.
To support 6G researchers in building future-proof AI algorithms, Keysight is adding comprehensive network simulation and measurement solutions to its Nvidia 6G Research Cloud platform. Keysight is building cloud-based versions of these solutions and making them available on the research platform in a flexible and scalable manner. Thanks to Nvidia 6G Research Cloud, 6G researchers can access Keysight's solutions in real-world network conditions. Operating in the cloud, Keysight's network simulation solutions will now also run faster and scale better thanks to access to Nvidia's seamless GPU acceleration network.
Kailash Narayanan, Senior Vice President and President of Keysight's Communications Solutions Group, said: "We are thrilled to be one of the first announced solutions partners for Nvidia's new 6G Research Cloud Platform. Integrating our solutions into this cloud-based platform gives researchers access to the best-in-class, accurate, fast, and scalable network simulation capabilities. This viability and scalability are critical to developing AI architectures capable of optimizing next-generation wireless systems."
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