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Chengdu University of Information Technology

The 7th International Conference on Telecommunications and Communication Engineering (ICTCE 2025) will be held in Budapest，Hungary during November 26-28, 2025. ICTCE 2025 is co-sponsored by Chengdu University of Information Technology, Frederick University and Mohamed Bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence, and supported by Sichuan Institute of Communications, Zhejiang University and Yunnan University. ICTCE focus on advanced research topics in the field of telecommunications and communication engineering with both wireless and optical technologies. Those advanced topics including the topics of emerging technologies of wireless communication and networks, optical communications, information and network security, internet of things, etc. Those advanced research topics are taking the lead and representing the trend of the recent academic research in the field of communications and networking. It is expected that the collection and discussion of the research papers with those advanced topics at ICTCE conference, will further promote high standard academic research in the field and make a significant contribution to the development of economics and human society.

Email.: nazal@sina.com

Next generation mobile communications; Heterogeneous networks and small cells; Network technology for safety, amenity and disaster response; Network reliability and safety. Big data networking; Protocols, architectures and applications for the Internet of Things; Network functions virtualization and software defined networking; Green communications and energy efficiency; Self - Assisting/self - deploying networks; Cognitive radio and networks; Wireless sensor and actuator networks; D2D and M2M communications; Ad - hoc communications; Cooperative communications; Multi - antenna and beamforming systems; Game theory for communications; Signal processing for communications; Wireless communication testbeds, measurements and modelling; Advances in 3G and 4G mobile communications; Optical networks and converged optical-wireless networks; Smart grid communications; Powerline communications; Standards for communications and networking; RF and Microwave Communication; Antenna and Propagation; Integrated Sensing And Communications.

Schloss Dagstuhl – Leibniz-Zentrum für Informatik GmbH

Recent advancements in satellite technology have propelled space-based networking and computing into the forefront of next-generation connectivity and computation paradigms. The growing deployment of LEO constellations by companies such as SpaceX, OneWeb, and Amazon has enabled global broadband coverage, supporting applications such as emergency communications, remote connectivity, and IoT services. Simultaneously, satellites with computational capabilities present new possibilities for in-orbit data processing, hyperspectral imaging, and AI-driven applications. However, despite these technological advances, significant challenges remain in integrating satellite networks with terrestrial infrastructure, ensuring interoperability across different providers, and addressing sustainability concerns. This Dagstuhl Seminar will bring key stakeholders from academia, industry, and regulatory bodies to explore pressing challenges and opportunities in satellite networking and computing.

Réseaux, Internet,    Calcul distribué, cloud computing, informatique en périphérie