Spectrum is the continuous range of electromagnetic frequencies and wavelengths that wireless and optical communication systems use for transmission and sensing, and it matters because enterprise connectivity, private networks, and wireless architectures depend on access to specific spectrum bands under regulatory constraints.
At OFC 2026, Jimmy Yu observed a shift toward higher-density optical architectures driven by new pluggables, amplification, and system designs. Read more:
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Ericsson completed a pre-standard 6G over-the-air session in Plano, demonstrating cloud-hosted LLM processing, robotics control and real-time video streaming.