The Economic Impact of AI-Enabled Blockchain in 6G-Based Industry

Whig, Pawan; Velu, Arun; Naddikatu, Rahul Reddy

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-2868-0_10

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“…-Interoperability challenges [8]: 6G networks will be required to work seamlessly with existing 5G, 4G, and even 3G networks, which can be a complex task and may require significant testing and validation. -High costs [64], [65]: the migration process may require significant investments in new infrastructure, equipment, and human resources, which can be expensive for service providers and operators. -Regulation and standards [66], [67]: the development of 6G networks is still in progress and there may be regulatory and standardization issues that need to be addressed before the migration process can begin.…”

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Blockchain technology integration in service migration to 6G communication networks: a comprehensive review

Al-Ansi,

Muthanna

et al. 2024

IJEECS

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<p>The next generation of wireless networks, 6G is being designed with data-intensive applications. One of the key technologies that will enable 6G is blockchain technology. The emergence of blockchain technology and 6G networks has revolutionized service migration. Service migration in 6G networks is a complex process that requires the integration of new technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), edge computing, and network slicing. Motivated by these facts, this comprehensive review includes an overview of blockchain and service migration integration in 6G. First, state of art, development frame work and related works were introduced. Then, we used content analysis by WordStat software and bibliographic analysis by VOSviewer to analysis the current status of service migration and blockchain integration in 6G networks. Next, patterns and characteristics, benefits and challenges and potential cases were reviewed. Then, we proposed an architectural blockchain-based model including decentralized architecture, edge computing, network slicing, software-defined networking, and 5G-6G interworking in 6G. Finally, we described potential application service migration-based in 6G networks including digital twin (DT), holograms, robot avatar, high density internet of things (IoT), AR and VR in 6G and collected open research and future directions of service migration and blockchain.</p>

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