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The journey from 2G to 3G to the dawn of 6G reflects a complex, uneven evolution in global connectivity driven by regional demand and infrastructure readiness. As operators begin to take legacy networks out of service to free up the spectrum for newer technologies, the transition highlights the urgent need for coordinated upgrades across industries that still rely on older connectivity standards. The path to 6G will depend on how effectively the industry can balance innovation with the practical realities of infrastructure upgrades. Join this session to learn:

• How the transition from 2G and 3G to 6G is unfolding across global markets
• Who stands to benefit the most from 6G networks?
• What technical and commercial barriers are slowing large-scale 6G deployment
• Compatibility gaps between legacy systems and modern network architectures