DRIVE (Data-driven latency-sensitive mobile services for a digitalised society)

The overall goal of DRIVE is to conduct world-leading research and education within the field of data-driven latency-sensitive mobile services for future mobile networks, as well as contributing to sustainable digitalisation of society.

The project DRIVE (Data-driven latency-sensitive mobile services for a digitalised society) looks at how mobile services can be applied in the most optimised and energy-efficient way possible. The Swedish Knowledge Foundation has granted the DRIVE project 48 million SEK, and the project runs for a total of eight years. Red Hat is one of 7 participating partner companies who contribute to the project along with Karlstad University.

DRIVE wants to contribute to the development of secure latency-sensitive mobile services for the upcoming releases of 5G and the 6G network of the future. DRIVE is also expected to expand into new research areas with great impact on current challenges within research and the business sector, for example, the development towards fully autonomously orchestrated networks where data-driven artificial intelligence and machine learning make use of previous experiences from so-called observable networks and their applications, as well as the trend we are seeing towards programmable, disaggregated networks.