Comprehensive Review of Advances and Challenges in Next Generation Wireless Networks: From Novel Hardware Technologies to Learning Based Resource Allocation in 6G
Armin Farhadi, Ali Olfat

TL;DR
This paper reviews recent advances in 6G wireless networks, focusing on hardware innovations and learning-based resource allocation to meet the growing connectivity demands.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of new technologies and algorithms, highlighting challenges and future research directions in next-generation wireless systems.
Findings
Discusses reconfigurable intelligent surfaces and integrated sensing and communication technologies.
Analyzes the limitations of traditional optimization and the potential of machine learning-based solutions.
Identifies key open challenges for future wireless network development.
Abstract
In modern wireless communication systems, there is a rapidly increasing demand for connectivity to wireless networks. Devices such as internet of things (IoT) devices, connected vehicles, smartphones, surveillance systems, and various other applications contribute significantly to this demand. Consequently, next-generation wireless systems must be capable of handling this enormous volume of devices and traffic. In recent years, several technologies have been introduced to address these challenges, including reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS), integrated sensing and communication (ISAC), advanced antenna and intelligent surface technologies, and novel multiple access (MA) techniques. Furthermore, due to the limited resources available in communication systems, efficient resource allocation strategies are essential to support complex and high-dimensional optimization problems. In…
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