Techritory Podcast
Temporada 4
por Techritory
Notable deployments and initiatives from leading telecom operators, and how they are contributing to the overall momentum of Open Networks. Technological complexities of integrating multi-vendor solutions and maintaining seamless network performance, as well as ongoing standardization efforts led by industry consortia. Economic benefit analysis of deploying open networks compared to traditional networks. The Role of Open APIs in Network Infrastructure and Strategies for Monetization. Speakers: Timo Jokiaho, Telco Technologist, Independent Gunārs Danbergs, Vice President, CTO & Member of the Management Board, LMT Slawomir Pietrzyk, CEO & Founder, IS-Wireless Sanna Brandt, Market Segment Manager, Rohde & Schwarz Aleksi Helakari, Head of Technical Office - EMEA, Spirent Communications Andreas Gladisch, Coordinator i14y, i14y / DT
Will 6G yield new business models and use cases, for instance around sensing, network-sharing or indoor coverage? Spectrum requirements and allocations needed, related regulatory and policy challenges, innovative spectrum-sharing techniques. The role of policymakers in shaping the 6G landscape, key policy points, the impact of international collaboration and standardization. Will 6G mean a shift from today’s vertically-integrated model of MNOs, to a more diverse set of network wholesalers, retailers and specialised providers? Ideologies driving the development of 6G technologies. Some MNOs are keen for 6G deployment to be slower and a gentle evolution from 5G. Will they face disruptors keen to move faster and can we all get on the same page? Speakers: Dean Bubley, Director, Disruptive Analysis Uwe Baeder, Director Public Affairs, Rohde & Schwarz Robert Mourik, Chairman and Commissioner, ComReg Maria Guta, 5G/6G Senior Satcom Solutions Architect, ESA Louise Lancaster, Head of Wireless Infrastructure Strategy, UK Government
The necessity of e-identity innovation and secure digital wallets in facilitating secure and convenient digital interactions, enhancing access to online services, streamlining administrative processes, and empowering EU citizens to fully participate in the digital economy and society. The latest advancements in e-identity technologies that enable the development of secure digital wallets for EU citizens. The importance of user-centric design principles and accessibility features in digital wallet applications, ensuring ease of use, inclusivity, and compliance with accessibility standards for all EU citizens, including those with disabilities or special needs. Security and privacy considerations in e-identity innovation, including data protection regulations (such as GDPR), encryption standards, and cybersecurity best practices for safeguarding personal and sensitive information stored in digital wallets. Interoperable and standardized e-identity solutions and digital wallet platforms across EU member states, enabling seamless authentication and transaction experiences for citizens, businesses, and government services across borders. Speakers: Ieva Treija, Editor, Finday.lv & Labs of Latvia Gatis Ozols, Deputy State Secretary for Digital Transformation, Government CIO, Ministry of Smart Administration and Regional Development Riho Kurg, Country Manager, Zetes Anna Mõtlik, Chief Digital Identity Officer, Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications of Estonia Christine Mahieu, Programme/Project Manager, SPF BOSA - Directorate general Digital Transformation Vilma Misiukoniene, EU Digital Identity LT Lead @POTENTIAL, ICT Department of the Ministry of Interior of Lithuania
The latest advancements in quantum technologies, and how European countries are contributing to global quantum research and innovation. How are European policies shaping the development and adoption of quantum technologies and what political challenges and opportunities exist for advancing quantum technologies in Europe? The main objectives and priorities of the European Quantum Declaration and how national projects synergize with them. Importance of ecosystem cooperation for the advancement of quantum technologies in Europe. Speakers: Vyacheslavs Kashcheyevs, Professor, University of Latvia Gerbold Ménard, Researcher, CNRS Milja Kalliosaari, Government Relations Manager, IQM Quantum Computers Katie Low, Policy Officer, European Commission Andris Ambainis, Professor, University of Latvia
Overview of the current cybersecurity threat landscape, including emerging threats, attack vectors, and trends. Clarifying the respective roles and responsibilities of the public and private sectors in cybersecurity. Information sharing and threat intelligence sharing between public and private entities to detect, prevent, and respond to cyber threats proactively. The role of policy and regulation in promoting cybersecurity collaboration between public and private sectors. The role of public-private partnerships in fostering technology innovation, investment, and adoption to strengthen cyber defenses. Speakers: Simonas Cerniauskas, CEO, INFOBALT Egons Bušs, Security Director, LMT Dan Sjöblom, Director General, Swedish Post and Telecom Authority (PTS) Uldis Lībietis, CISO, Tet Isabella Rinaldi, Digital Infrastructure Consultant, International Telecommunication Union Kristiāns Teters, Head of Cybersecurity governance and compliance division, CERT.LV
Why do we need 6G and which services will it enable? What are the European priorities for the development of 6G systems and services when it comes to technologies, use cases and societal/economic aspects? What lessons can we learn from the development and deployment of 5G networks, that should be applied during the R&I and roll-out stages of 6G? What is the role of sustainability (environmental, societal, economic) in 6G networks and services? Is it simply about Energy Efficiency or is it much more? Speakers: Colin Willcock, Chairman of the Board, 6G-IA Amina Boubendir, Head of Research and Standardisation, Airbus Defence and Space Jean Schwoerer, Research Manager, Orange Andreas Mueller, Project Director 6G / General Chair, Robert Bosch GmbH / 5G-ACIA Mohand Achouchem, Strategic Advisor, III-V Lab Agustin Diaz-Pines, Deputy Head of Unit - Future Connectivity Systems, European Commission This session was hosted by project Smart Networks and Services International and European Cooperation Ecosystem (SNS ICE), No 10109584.
The application of quantum technologies in communications, with a focus on potential use cases in critical sectors such as defense, healthcare, and finance. The role of post-quantum technologies in securing data both in transit and at rest, emphasizing the encryption of sensitive information. National strategies for preparing and adapting to a post-quantum era, highlighting successful initiatives and collaborative efforts. Speakers: Linnea Ahlgren, Senior Editor, TNW, a Financial Times company Leo Truksans, Lead Quantum Key Distribution Engineer (LVRTC), Latvia State Radio and Television Center Giampaolo Panariello, CTO of Network Infrastructure, Nokia Armando Nolasco Pinto, Full Professor, Universidade de Aveiro, Instituto de Telecomunicações Simo Hallikainen, Senior System Designer, Erillisverkot Simone Capeleto, CEO, ThinkQuantum Srl
The role of NTNs in enabling reliable V2X communication for connected and autonomous vehicles. Technical challenges and solutions for integrating NTNs into V2X ecosystems. How NTNs can enhance smart transportation systems, including traffic management, logistics, and public transportation. The regulatory landscape for NTNs and their integration with terrestrial networks. Policy recommendations to facilitate the deployment and adoption of NTNs for road connectivity. The economic viability and business models for deploying NTNs in the mobility sector. Potential partnerships and investment opportunities to drive the adoption of NTNs for road connectivity. Speakers: Will Townsend, VP & Principal Analyst, Moor Insights & Strategy Polyzois Kokkonis, Future Programmes Officer, European Space Agency Alexander Pabst, Vice President Market Segment Wireless Communications, Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co. KG Raffaele de Peppe, 6GIA Board Member & Vice Chair, Telecom Italia Mobile S.p.A Per Ljungberg, Director, Ericsson
A short review of the existing and proposed AI policies in Europe. Long-Term Vision and Roadmap – articulating our speakers vision for a long-term vision and strategic roadmap for AI adoption in Europe. The debate on over-regulation versus under-regulation for a relatively new technology like Artificial Intelligence. Cooperation models between lawmakers and industry to ensure that AI policies are informed by technical expertise, industry insights, and real-world experience. Speakers: Simona Lipstaite, Director, Head of Europe & UK, Access Partnership Benjamin Brake, Director General Digital- and Data-Policy, Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport, Federal Republic of Germany Juris Binde, President, CEO, LMT Alexandre Roure, Head of Policy, Deputy Head of Office, Computer & Communications Industry Association Juliana Koza, Director Government Affairs, Qualcomm
How does the integration of mobile connectivity enhance the effectiveness and agility of defensive operations and strategies? Key challenges and considerations in securely integrating mobile connectivity into defensive operations, particularly in sensitive and high-risk environments. Balancing the need for rapid innovation and adoption of mobile connectivity technologies with the imperative to mitigate risks and ensure operational security. What specific initiatives or strategies are the speakers respective organizations implementing to strengthen defensive positions through the integration of mobile connectivity, and what are the anticipated benefits and challenges of these efforts? Speakers: Žaneta Ozoliņa, Board Member, Latvian Transatlantic Organization Evija Sīpola, Head of Communication and Information System Department, National Armed Forces of Latvia Luz Fernandez, Chief Digital Innovation & Technology, NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) Ingmārs Pūķis, VP & Member of the Management Board, LMT Stephen Douglas, Head of Market Strategy, Spirent Communications