Prof. Christian Rothenberg, from FEEC/UNICAMP and Principal Investigator at SMARTNESS, participated in the closing plenary of LACNIC 43 in São Paulo. His talk addressed using artificial intelligence and machine learning in network management, highlighting real-world cases such as YouTube QoE prediction and soft-failure detection in optical networks using network digital twins.
On May 8, Prof. Chrysa Papagianni (University of Amsterdam) delivered a talk in the IA382 – Seminar in Computer Engineering at FEEC/UNICAMP. She presented an AI-native 6G system architecture, highlighting distributed intelligence, real-time decision-making, and dynamic resource management through the DESIRE6G project, offering a vision for the future of mobile networks.
In Episode 4 of the Futurecom Connect podcast, SMARTNESS PhD student Marina Martinelli shares her insights on the future of 5.5G and 6G networks. She highlights the importance of AI-driven data center modernization, edge and fog computing, and sustainable infrastructure to meet the demands of a hyperconnected world. The episode also explores Brazil’s role in global telecom innovation.
Francisco Germano Vogt, Fabricio Rodriguez, Filipo Gabert Costa, Christian Esteve Rothenberg, Marcelo Caggiani Luizelli, Gyanesh Patra, Gergely Pongrácz, “DEMO: P4 Replay (P4R): Reproducing Packet Traces and Stateful Connections at Line-Rate on Your P4-capable Hardware”, in ACM Special Interest Group on Data Communication (ACM SIGCOMM) Posters and Demos Session, 2024. (Student Research Competition (SRC) award runner-up)
Marina Martinelli, Luís Antônio Leite Francisco da Costa, Alysson Mazoni, Juliano Luis Pereira Sanches, and Rafael Kunst, “Strategic Connectivity in 5G and 6G and Remote Surgery: The Case of Germany”, in Research, Society and Development, 2024.
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