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Samsung discusses AI-native 6G networks in Silicon Valley

Samsung’s 15 October summit covered AI-native networks, satellite connectivity and wireless technology demonstrations.

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Samsung Electronics held the Silicon Valley Future Wireless Summit 2026 on 15 October at its research campus in Mountain View, California. The company said Partner Day took place at the same venue the day before and more than 100 people attended the two events.

Sessions covered AI-Native 6G Networks, non-terrestrial networks for space connectivity, and physical-digital interaction. Samsung also demonstrated AI-RAN, X-MIMO, D-MIMO and integrated sensing and communications, and shared field-validation results in the 7 GHz candidate band.

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Samsung events held in Mountain View on 15 October.

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    AI-native 6G communications summit

    More than 100 attendees; demonstrations of AI-RAN, X-MIMO, D-MIMO, sensing and communications, and 7 GHz field validation.

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Attendance and demonstrations are based on Samsung’s announcement; not an independent performance evaluation.

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