Desegregation in the 6G Era

Raj Singh is the Executive Vice President of Compute Strategy and Business Development at Marvell. In his role, Raj serves as an interface for Marvell’s strategic compute customers and partners and drives key compute and wireless program initiatives for the company. Previously, Raj served as Executive Vice President of Marvell’s Processors Business Group.

Udayan Mukherjee is the Intel Senior Fellow and Chief Architect of Wireless Network & Products for Intel’s Networking and Edge Group.

Satoshi KONISHI joined KDDI in 1993.
From 1995, he was mainly involved in research and development in wireless communication systems such as LEO satellite systems, mesh-type fixed wireless access (FWA) systems, and mobile cellular systems. He led development of base stations for LTE in KDDI while contributing for standardizations in 3GPP, 3GPP2 and ITU-R.

Dr. Simone Redana is Head of Architecture, Security and Automation Standards & Research at Nokia Standards, Strategy & Technology with focus on novel e2e architecture, security and network automation solutions for the 5G era and preparation for 6G as well as business acceleration for verticals. He is responsible for Research and Standardization in Nokia on RAN, CORE & System Architecture, Security, Network & Service Automation and creating Nokia IP portfolio in those areas.

Udayan Mukherjee is the Intel Senior Fellow and Chief Architect of Wireless Network & Products for Intel’s Networking and Edge Group.

Raj Singh is the Executive Vice President of Compute Strategy and Business Development at Marvell. In his role, Raj serves as an interface for Marvell’s strategic compute customers and partners and drives key compute and wireless program initiatives for the company. Previously, Raj served as Executive Vice President of Marvell’s Processors Business Group.

Ivan Seskar is the Chief Technologist at WINLAB, Rutgers University responsible for experimental systems and prototyping projects. He is currently the program director for the COSMOS project responsible for the New York City NSF PAWR deployment, the PI for the NSF GENI Wireless project, which resulted in campus deployments of LTE/WiMAX base stations at several US universities, and the PI for the NSF CloudLab deployment at Rutgers.