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With the introduction of ultra-reliable and low-latency communications, 5G-enabled massive machine type communications beyond traditional smartphone applications and services. To achieve the required network performance and service scalability, 5G systems have adopted several technologies such as edge computing, network slicing and service-based architecture, powered by advanced virtualization technologies. Building on the technology foundations established in 5G, 6G is expected to bridge the physical and virtual worlds and bring technical improvements to energy efficiency, security, and network resilience. More specifically, 6G systems will integrate computing, communications, and data storage and access functions. 6G network architecture is expected to enable scalable distribution of computing and intelligence workloads, with the support of micro-services across devices, network edge and cloud. A next generation programmable optical and wireless transport network infrastructure will be developed and deployed to support 6G systems.