Training · 6G · For technology, strategy and regulatory teams

Train your team on 6G as it is being decided.

6G is a set of dated commitments made in meetings whose reports are public, and a team that can read them does not need a vendor to tell it what is coming. This track follows our eight-part series part by part: the dates already fixed, where the spectrum comes from, what 6G adds, what a cycle costs, the vendors, the bets that pay before the freeze, the watch-list, and what the capabilities do. Every figure in it opens its source.

Tell us about the team Read the series, free

A written reply within two working days. No mailing list, no price list, nothing gated.

Teams this is built for

  • Technology leaders who have to brief a board on 6G without a vendor in the room
  • Strategy teams asked for a 6G roadmap with a business case under it
  • Regulatory and spectrum teams preparing for the 2027 auction and the 2027 conference
  • Vendors and suppliers who need to know what operators have actually asked for

One session for each of the eight parts

  1. 01

    The dates that are already fixed

    3GPP, the ITU-R and WRC-27 as published, and how far each kind of date moved in the 5G cycle.

  2. 02

    Where the spectrum comes from

    The statute, the upper C-band auction, the WRC-27 ranges, and what the physics charges above 4 GHz.

  3. 03

    What 6G adds

    The IMT-2030 targets beside the 5G-Advanced record, and the draft minimum requirements so far public.

  4. 04

    What a cycle costs

    Capex and spectrum for the three national carriers, from their filings and the auction records.

  5. 05

    The vendors and the architecture bets

    Open and AI-native read from the record, and four vendors' research budgets.

  6. 06

    What pays before the freeze

    Ten capabilities sorted by the release, the band and the device each needs.

  7. 07

    What would move the dates

    Twenty dated events and how to read each one on the day.

  8. 08

    What 6G will do

    Eight capabilities: what each does, how it works, what is decided, who wants it and what it has earned.

Three formats

Half-day briefing

The calendar, the spectrum and the capabilities, for a leadership team that needs the shape of it.

Scoped per team

Two-day workshop

The eight parts worked through, with your own roadmap tested against the record and the tables kept.

Scoped per team

Six-week programme

A weekly session per part, office hours, and a 6G position paper your team presents to its own leadership.

Scoped per team

Work you can check before you write

Everything we publish is free, opens without an email address, and shows the source behind every figure.

Dec 2028the Release 21 Stage 3 freeze, and how often a date of that kind held in the 5G cycleOpens its source$46.4Bwhat 160 MHz of upper C-band would cost at the 2021 price, against $33.8B left after capex and dividendsOpens its source
AnalysisThe 6G Technology SeriesAll eight parts are free, and every figure opens its source and carries its date.AnalysisWhat 6G will do, and who is asking for itThe capabilities explained for a non-specialist, with six diagrams.ToolWhat does spectrum cost?Every US spectrum benchmark we can compute from public data, in one comparable unit.

Tell us about the team

Say who the team is, what they are being asked about 6G, and what they need to be able to do afterwards. You will have a written reply within two working days with a proposed format, what it would take and what it would cost.

  1. 01

    Tell us about the team

    Who they are, what they face, what they need to be able to do.

  2. 02

    A written reply within two working days

    A proposed format, what it would take and what it would cost. If a free resource on this site would serve you better, the reply will say so.

  3. 03

    A scoping call, if it fits

    Forty-five minutes to shape the sessions around your own case.

The team's size and the decision in front of them are the two most useful facts.

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Questions people ask first

Is this a radio engineering course?

No. It is a course in reading the record: the standards calendar, the spectrum pipeline, the filings and the vendors' papers. The radio physics is explained where it decides a business question, and no further.

Will the content date?

The series is maintained against a watch-list of twenty dated events, and the training follows the series. A session in 2027 teaches the record as it stands in 2027.

Can it be delivered remotely?

Yes. The briefing and the workshop run remotely or on site; the programme runs remotely with one on-site day where that is practical.

What does it cost?

It is scoped per team and written into the first reply, so you see it before you commit to anything.