NVIDIA says researchers use its open-source Aerial and Sionna tools for 6G networks
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NVIDIA says researchers are using its open-source Aerial and Sionna tools to build AI-native 6G networks, and reports developer adoption up 10x with over 1 million downloads of its 5G and 6G tools.
The company cites a King's College London setup that cut robot task completion time by up to 52.6%, and a University of Leeds system that reported a 45.6% reduction in RAN power consumption.
The figures come from NVIDIA's own blog post, and the 52.6% and 45.6% results are the research teams' reported outcomes as relayed by NVIDIA, not independently verified.
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AINVIDIA says researchers are using its open-source Aerial and Sionna tools to build 6G-ready networks, with developer adoption up 10x and over 1 million downloads of its 5G/6G tools. The projects include a King's College London setup that cut robot task completion time by up to 52.6% and a University of Leeds system that reported a 45.6% reduction in RAN power consumption.
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