Principal Researcher and Industry Development Specialist, Munich Research Center, Huawei Technologies (Germany)

Title of talk: Agentic-AI based 6G Network Architecture

Abstract:

The rapid development of the AI technologies in the past year has generated a profound impact on the path of next generation network architecture. AI as a network optimization enabler will have no doubt to play the driving role for the networks evolution to achieve higher network efficiency and contribute the carbon net-zero. However, the capability of the emerging AGI, will further allow us to fundamental change the network architecture and operation. This talk presents the Agentic-AI based 6G network architecture design, in the view that AI will be the foundation for the network creation and operation rather than the optimization tool for the current network architecture, in this case, we can achieve the true automation and network creation in the sense of application driven networks and to further simplify the operation of the wireless communication system. Moreover, this presentation will also address the latest standardization related progress and introduce the relevant industry forums that are working on this topic.

Short Bio:

Dr. Xueli An received the M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), The Netherlands. She is currently a Principal Researcher and an Industry Development Specialist with the Munich Research Center, Huawei Technologies, Germany. Within Huawei, she has the responsibility for mobile communication enabled vertical industry-related research, standardization, and industry development-related activities. She has a deep engagement with the 5G-enabled Industry 4.0 ecosystem. She has been serving for 5G Alliance for Connected Industries and Automation (5G-ACIA) Working Group ?Use cases and Requirements? as the Co-Chair, since 2018. She is the WG3 Chair for the One6G Association (one6G.org). She has over 50 international journal/conference publications and over 20 patent applications in the field of wireless communication and networking.