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Special Issue: The Road to 6G: Driving the Next Wave of Connectivity—Part II

Volume 113, Issue 9

September 2025

Guest Editors

Special Issue Papers

By M.-S. Alouini, E. Björnson, M. Tao, and Y. Mostofi

By A. E. Kalør, G. Durisi, S. Coleri, S. Parkvall, W. Yu, A. Mueller, and P. Popovski

This article examines how the two flagship 5G service classes massive-machine-type communications (mMTC) and ultrareliable low-latency communications (URLLC)] are expected to evolve in 6G systems.

By W. Saad, O. Hashash, C. K. Thomas, C. Chaccour, M. Debbah, N. Mandayam, and Z. Han

This article presents a vision for next-generation wireless systems using artificial general intelligence (AGI)-native networks, going beyond conventional AI-native approaches.

By D. Gündüz, M. A. Wigger, T.-Y. Tung, P. Zhang, and Y. Xiao

This article discusses semantic- and task-oriented communication as a means to reduce latency and bandwidth in next-generation networks by transmitting only information relevant to a specific task.

By J. M. Jornet, V. Petrov, H. Wang, Z. Popovi´c, D. Shakya, J. V. Siles, and T. S. Rappaport

This article provides a comprehensive roadmap for terahertz wireless communication, a frequency band historically used for radar, imaging, and spectroscopy but limited for wireless due to hardware challenges and lack of immediate need.

By W. Hurst, S. Evmorfos, A. Petropulu, and Y. Mostof

This article explores the role of uncrewed vehicles as autonomous agents in 6G wireless networks.

By K. Ntontin, E. Lagunas, J. Querol, J. ur Rehman, J. Grotz, S. Chatzinotas, and B. Ottersten

This article provides a forward-looking vision of satellite communications beyond 2030, highlighting technological advancements and use cases.

By L. Hanzo, Z. Babar, Z. Cai, D. Chandra, I. B. Djordjevic, B. Koczor, S. X. Ng, M. Razavi, and O. Simeone

This article surveys recent advances in quantum information processing, sensing, and communications, identifying knowledge gaps and proposing a roadmap for future development.

By M. Tao, Y. Zhou, Y. Shi, J. Lu, S. Cui, J. Lu and K. B. Letaief

This article examines the role of federated edge learning in enabling AI-native 6G networks.

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