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Nokia and NYU WIRELESS are broadening their Brooklyn connectivity summit to cover AI-native networks, AI-RAN and Physical AI, alongside 6G. The two-day event is scheduled for 4–5 November at NYU’s Brooklyn campus.
Why it mattersNokia says in-person attendance will be limited to 300, with a free livestream through IEEE.tv. The change puts AI infrastructure squarely on the agenda of a conference previously focused on the journey from 5G to 6G. It is an agenda-setting event, not evidence that the promised network architecture is already here. Still, when AI workloads spread from data centres to devices, connectivity stops being background scenery and starts demanding its own conversation.
Discuss: Should 6G planning prioritise networks built specifically for AI workloads, or focus first on improving connectivity people already rely on?
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