Submission Deadline: 30 March 2023 (closed)
The
evolution towards 5GB is considered to be the convergence of Internet services
with legacy mobile networking standards, leading to what is commonly referred
to as the ‘mobile Internet’ over Heterogeneous Networks (HetNets), with very
high connectivity speeds. Green communications seem to also play a pivotal role
in this evolutionary path, with key mobile stakeholders driving momentum
towards a greener mobile ecosystem through cost‐effective design approaches.
Moreover, it is becoming increasingly clear from new emerging services and
technological trends that the future is heading towards a digital world, where
not only end-users, but devices or things will be interconnected through a
wireless internet. This will give rise to new business models based on smart
applications, that will put in place new design requirements for next
generation mobile networks, the so called 5GB era , that includes energy and cost‐per‐bit reduction, service
ubiquity and high‐speed connectivity as desirable traits.
This special issue targets some high quality research and practical case studies in the very active field of reconfigurable transceivers, computational models for big data and beyond that green networking for internet of everything (IoE) applications to provide design recommendations for tomorrow’s ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) networks. We aim to harness the fragmented views on 5GB mobile communications to paint a more focused technology roadmap, putting in place a clear set of challenges, requirements and proposals to address the IoE challenges.
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