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5
Total Citations
166
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About
Holger Boche is a leading figure in the foundations of future wireless communications, information theory, and the intersection of artificial intelligence with signal processing. His work is pivotal in shaping the vision for 6G networks, most notably through his highly cited 2021 paper “6G: The Personal Tactile Internet—And Open Questions for Information Theory” (149 citations), which reimagines cellular communications beyond data delivery toward immersive, tactile experiences. Boche’s contributions extend into integrated sensing and communications (ISAC) and digital twinning, where he has pioneered frameworks that merge real-world robotics with radio environments—demonstrated in his 2024 and 2025 papers on digital twinning platforms for indoor ISAC. He has also advanced physical-layer network coding for consensus testing in decentralized systems and critically examined the role of quantum computing in achieving reliable AI. With a career marked by foundational theoretical insights and applied system designs, Boche’s research consistently addresses open questions at the boundary of information theory, machine learning, and wireless engineering. His work is essential reading for anyone exploring the next generation of intelligent, responsive communication networks.
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- 16G: The Personal Tactile Internet—And Open Questions for Information Theory149 citations · 2021
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- 4Consensus Testing via Relay Networks by Physical-Layer Network Coding3 citations · 2024
- 5Reliable AI: Does the Next Generation Require Quantum Computing?3 citations · 2023