University of Málaga and Telefónica promote a hybrid connectivity model for advanced 5G and 6G with ESA support
The University of Málaga and Telefónica have collaborated on the Victoria-Satélite project, an initiative backed by the European Space Agency and funded with NextGeneration.EU European funds to natively integrate terrestrial and satellite networks in future advanced 5G and non-terrestrial 6G (NTN) networks. Telefónica has deployed a multi-orbit, flexible and scalable solution, being tested with a Hispasat geostationary satellite and expected to be applied in the future to low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite models.
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- The Victoria-Satélite project, by UMA and Telefónica, has ESA support and NextGeneration.EU funding.
- It seeks a hybrid connectivity model that natively integrates terrestrial and satellite networks for advanced 5G and non-terrestrial 6G.
- Telefónica has deployed a multi-orbit solution tested with a Hispasat geostationary satellite, with a view to future LEO models.
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