Nvidia Moves to Build AI-Native 5G/6G Wireless Stack
Nvidia is collaborating with industry experts from Booz Allen, Cisco, MITRE, ODC, Nokia, and T-Mobile to develop an AI-native wireless stack for 6G networking.
As AI expands beyond smartphones to devices like cameras, augmented-reality glasses, robots, and autonomous vehicles, wireless networks face increasing demand to support billions of connections at unprecedented scale and efficiency, according to Nvidia.
- Nvidia's AI Aerial platform is the foundation of the stack.
- 5G RAN software is provided by ODC.
- Cisco contributes user plane function and 5G core software.
- MITRE and Booz Allen develop specialized 6G applications.
One AI application, developed by MITRE, manages wireless spectrum allocation within a cell site in real-time, enabling seamless connectivity and improving spectral efficiency for operators.
T-Mobile, a partner in this initiative, is expected to begin test deployment next year.
Author's summary: Nvidia builds AI-native 5G/6G wireless stack with industry experts.
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