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Does running your 5G network bring you upside down? ⬇️ Check real examples of how efficiently a 5G network is operating while facing any scenario and improving the accuracy of your testing routines, so you improve network performance and customer satisfaction. 📗 Download the eBook "Evolving Network Testing" to get references from 12 successful use cases of network testing and realize the benefits of 5G! https://bit.ly/3X1ZrKi #NetworkTesting #5G #ToTeNextLevel #NetworkPerformance

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🌐 Wireless internet has become an indispensable part of our daily lives, supporting a wide range of activities from professional communications to streaming entertainment. However, the growing demand for wireless connectivity has led to increased power consumption and carbon emissions. Fortunately, researchers at Central University (CU), IIDM, and CU J&K in India have been working on energy-efficient techniques to address this challenge. Their recent paper published in IEEE Transactions on Green Communications and Networking introduces a hybrid solution that combines visible light communication (VLC) with RF communication, promising reliable indoor communication with lower energy consumption. The team's proposed wireless communication system comprises a transmitter and a receiver module, connected through a VLC channel. By leveraging visible light, transmitted through light-emitting diodes (LEDs) or other artificial light sources, they achieve efficient data transmission with reduced power consumption. Initial evaluations using various simulation platforms have demonstrated stable communication and significant energy savings. The team's approach also holds the potential to enhance mobile device battery life, adding approximately 7 hours of usage time. This research contributes to ongoing efforts to reduce power consumption and electromagnetic radiation, while improving the energy efficiency of wireless communications. The team's findings highlight the promise of their hybrid approach and open the door for further advancements and real-world testing. What are your thoughts on the convergence of visible light communication and RF communication for wireless networks? How do you see this technology shaping the future of indoor wireless communication? #WirelessCommunication #Innovation #EnergyEfficiency #Research #Technology

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Download the report on CPaaS API vs Network APIs     This report, written by Dean Bubley at Disruptive Analysis, clears the industry's confusion about CPaaS APIs vs. #NetworkAPIs and explains their roles in unleashing programmable network capabilities.

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Orange's White Paper on Mobile Network Technology Evolutions Beyond 2030 Key Themes and Insights Orange's white paper on mobile network technology evolutions beyond 2030 outlines the company's vision for the future of mobile communications. The paper focuses on two primary themes: value and sustainability. Value-Driven Mobile Networks 🍊Enhanced user experience: Orange emphasizes the need for future networks to deliver exceptional user experiences, including ultra-low latency, high bandwidth, and seamless connectivity across various devices and environments. 🍊New business opportunities: The company envisions mobile networks as enablers of new business models and services, such as augmented reality, virtual reality, and the Internet of Things. 🍊Personalized services: Orange believes that future networks should be capable of delivering highly personalized services tailored to individual user needs and preferences. Sustainability-Focused Mobile Networks 🍊Environmental impact: The paper highlights the importance of reducing the environmental footprint of mobile networks. This includes optimizing energy consumption, minimizing waste, and promoting sustainable practices. 🍊Social responsibility: Orange emphasizes the need for mobile networks to contribute positively to society, including supporting digital inclusion and promoting social equity. 🍊Economic viability: The company recognizes the economic importance of mobile networks and the need for sustainable business models that ensure long-term profitability. Key Technologies and Trends 🍊6G: While the specific definition of 6G is still evolving, Orange suggests that it will likely involve significant advancements in areas such as terahertz frequencies, AI-driven network optimization, and network slicing. 🍊Network slicing: The ability to create isolated virtual networks within a physical network infrastructure will be crucial for supporting diverse applications and ensuring network security. 🍊Edge computing: Bringing computing resources closer to the edge of the network will reduce latency and enable new types of applications. 🍊AI and machine learning: These technologies will be essential for optimizing network performance, automating operations, and improving network security. Overall, Orange's white paper presents a vision for mobile networks that are not only technologically advanced but also socially responsible and environmentally sustainable. By focusing on value and sustainability, Orange aims to position itself as a leader in the future of mobile communications. Follow us on Kaneshwaran Govindasamy and Global 5G Evolution click comment box. #susbscribe our #youtube channel

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Excellent video reflecting our innovative, people-focused professional services culture TIP France. With teams like you, success and growth in our business become inevitable! #youbeyou #peoplefirstculture #professionalservices #continuouslearning #continuousdevelopment #thinkglobalactlocal #globalgrowth #exponentialgrowth #telecominfrastructure #telecoms #infrastructureinvestment

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when your communication becomes critical not only for transmitting data but why not for sensitive voice calls or video communication ? Where ? Crisis situations, highly confidential exchanges, R&D collaboration which you like to keep particularly protected. With increasing digital collaboration the cyber thread rises constantly. With #Quantum securing collaboration in highly sensitive configuration could be a serious option. #collaboration #workplace

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Great write up from TelecomTV about how Orange has provided connectivity at the #parisolympics in 2024, including discussion of how Private Networks have played a key role. One really interesting point from Bertrand ROJAT, Chief Technology and Information Officer at Orange Events was a recommendation in the future to use more Wi-Fi and mobile rather than wired networks. He explained that with fixed networks, one of the biggest challenges facing the French telco is the deinstallation of the cables in a way that allows the assets to be re-used and deployed in its day-to-day production network. This is a concept we at Shared Access have been hearing a lot from businesses and landlords about being more flexible for the future to allow for change – a key point in any walk of life. Great write up, worth a read. https://lnkd.in/ejyPDbBC #connectivity #networks #privatenetworks #private5g #investment #innovation #mnos #2g #3g #4g #5g #business #enterprise #france #towers #masts #inbuilding #property #realestate #growth #mobile #mobilenetworks #telecoms #telecommunications #technology #sport

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The 3GPP Stage 1 Workshop on IMT-2030 Use Cases, held in May 2024, aimed to bring together stakeholders to define potential applications and requirements for the next generation of mobile communication technology, #6G. The GSMA, a global trade body for mobile network operators, likely presented a proposal outlining their perspective on 6G research and development (R&D). The GSMA proposal focused on outlining their vision for 6G R&D. This include: 🟥 Key R&D areas: Identifying critical areas for technological advancements in 6G. Examples include network performance enhancements like higher bandwidth, lower latency, and improved network slicing capabilities. 🟥 Collaboration framework: The GSMA have proposed a framework for collaboration between various stakeholders involved in 6G R&D, including network operators, equipment vendors, research institutions, and regulatory bodies. This would ensure coordinated efforts and avoid duplication. 🟥 Industry needs: The proposal have emphasized the importance of considering industry needs in 6G development. This involve collaborating with different industries to identify specific use cases and ensure the technology addresses their challenges and opportunities. I like Slide 12 - #5G has a long way to go! Five years since first 5G deployments, many operators have not deployed 5G at all. Beyond enhanced mobile broadband, new attributes of 5G, are in 5G Standalone. Only 47 operators have deployed 5G SA, concentrated in 19 countries Follow us on Kaneshwaran Govindasamy and Global 5G Evolution Click comment box. #Subscribe our #youtube channel Check out this week's #5G Conference on XCHANGING IDEAS #49

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𝟓𝐆 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐕𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐬 - 𝐼𝑡'𝑠 𝑡𝑖𝑚𝑒 𝑡𝑜 𝑚𝑜𝑣𝑒 𝑜𝑛 𝑓𝑟𝑜𝑚 𝑎 𝑇𝑟𝑖𝑎𝑛𝑔𝑙𝑒 𝑡𝑜 𝑃𝑒𝑛𝑡𝑎𝑔𝑜𝑛. In addition to three service verticals (eMBB, uRLLC, mMTC) in the early 5G Network, two more service verticals (or Network Slices in the right context) are added in later releases- 𝑽2𝑿- "Vehicle-to-everything (V2X)" was introduced in R16 and it denotes the seamless exchange of data among various transportation elements and traffic-related sensors, characterized by high bandwidth, low latency, and utmost reliability. The forthcoming 5G mobile networks will play a pivotal role in furnishing connectivity for both vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) and vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) communications. 𝑯𝑴𝑻𝑪 - HMTC, or High-Performance Machine Type Communication, was introduced in R17 and it represents a category of 5G networks enabling efficient communication between machines and the network. Within the framework of 5G, networks are engineered to accommodate diverse needs, such as machine-type communications, throughput, latency, availability, and high-performance communications. Did you know about it or still stuck with the first 3? Do let me know in the comments. For more content like this, Please follow Sanjay Kumar ↗️ and TelcoLearn #5g #embb #urllc #mmtc #hmtc #v2x

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Check on the most viewed session of the ONE Summit by István Kispál about how to orchestrate Nokia CNFs using Nephio . Intent based network management realized with open source.

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Antennas and 6G: Making perfect sense in a new reality ! Future antenna systems will be crucial to unleashing the full potential of 6G, with global research activities continuing today at a relentless pace.  Antennas in the era of 6G will enable ubiquitous distributed MIMO that unlocks extreme performance, joint communication and sensing that intuitively maps our surrounding, and three-dimensional connectivity that seamlessly merges ground, air and satellite coverage.  Jan Mertens, Head of R&D at Ericsson Antenna System, lays out Ericsson’s vision for antenna systems in the era of 6G and how this can play into key societal- and sustainability demands.

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The Role of OTIC in Advancing Open RAN: Certification and End-to-End Badging ◼ What is OTIC? The Open Testing and Integration Centre (OTIC) is a cornerstone of the O-RAN ALLIANCE's mission. OTICs provide a collaborative, vendor-independent environment where potential clients and customers can test their products and solutions against O-RAN specifications. These centers are essential in promoting the adoption of O-RAN technologies, ensuring that products meet the highest standards of performance, security, and interoperability. ◼ The Importance of Certification and Badging Program at OTIC The O-RAN Certification and Badging Program is a critical component of OTIC's offerings, designed to ensure confidence in O-RAN-based products for both operators and vendors. This program serves several key purposes: - Minimizing Redundant Testing: By verifying and validating O-RAN-based products and solutions before their deployment, the program reduces the need for repetitive testing by network operators. - Promoting Interoperability: Certification and badges help to ensure that products from different vendors can work seamlessly together, fostering a more diverse and resilient vendor ecosystem. - Enhancing Credibility: Products that earn O-RAN certificates and badges are recognized for meeting stringent standards, enhancing their credibility and marketability. - Supporting Deployment: Certified and badged products give operators greater confidence in their deployment, reducing the complexity and duration of pre-deployment testing. The program includes several types of certifications and badges: Conformance Certification: Verifies that a product complies with O-RAN specifications. Interoperability (IOT) Badging: Proves that pairs of products can work together via O-RAN interfaces. End-to-End (E2E) Badging: Demonstrates that a complete system or subsystem meets functional and security requirements. 2024 1H Awards Summary In 2024 1H, OTICs worldwide awarded a total of nine certifications and badges (23 in total), recognizing outstanding achievements in O-RAN technology. These awards included six End-to-End (E2E) Badges and three Open Fronthaul (OFH) Certificates. These awards highlight the significant strides made by these companies in advancing O-RAN ecosystem. Their commitment to meeting the stringent standards of the O-RAN Alliance ensures that the global telecommunications industry can rely on high-quality, interoperable, and secure network solutions. The achievements of NEC Corporation, Rakuten Symphony & QCT, Actiontec Electronics, SOLiD, Capgemini and VVDN Technologies set a high benchmark for the industry and exemplify the crucial role of OTIC in shaping the future of mobile networks. As we celebrate these accomplishments, we look forward to continued innovation and collaboration within the O-RAN ecosystem, driving forward the vision of a more open and intelligent network landscape. #ORAN #OpenRAN #OTIC #CertificationandBadging #EndtoEnd

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Interested in the near future of the MVNO space? Check out the top trends shaping the next decade for Mobile Virtual Network Operators >Enhanced 5G Capabilities: As 5G technology rolls out, MVNOs are set to offer lightning-fast speeds and improved connectivity.  >IoT Integration: MVNOs will be key players in the expansion of the Internet of Things, ensuring seamless connectivity for all your smart devices.  >Personalized Services: Look forward to MVNOs tailoring plans and offerings to meet individual needs, providing a truly personalized experience.  >Sustainable Practices: With an increasing focus on sustainability, MVNOs are likely to adopt eco-friendly initiatives and practices.  >Global Expansion: Exciting opportunities lie ahead for MVNOs to expand their reach internationally, offering services on a global scale. #MVNO #MobileCarrier #conXhub

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Watch Nicolas Segond, Head of Railways Market for Europe & Latin America at Ericsson, talk to Railway Gazette International at InnoTrans 2024 about Ericsson's mission to transform railways. 🎥 European railways haven't really kept pace with the technological progress of the world, but Ericsson and its partners are on a mission to change that 🚀 With use cases like 5G Corridors and FRMCS (Future Railway Mobile Communications System), users can experience high-speed 5G onboard, or enjoy more efficiently scheduled trains thanks to instant communications and real-time data exchange 📶 This seamless connectivity allows for smarter operations, enhancing safety and convenience while paving the way for a better railway system. Welcome to the future of rail travel, I can't wait for uninterrupted streaming to make those journeys more bearable! 👋 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dG8RNDpD #FRMCS #5GInnovation #InnoTrans #RailwayGazette #TeamEricsson

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Telco Network APIs start to gain traction providing much needed Monetizatuon opportunities for 5G #networkAPI #opengateway #CAMARA #netops.ai https://lnkd.in/gRvWH4es

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The big shift for service providers: Embracing differentiated connectivity !!

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More often than not, key mission-critical sectors such as public safety, rail, utilities & defense only get limited dedicated spectrum for their 4G / 5G networks, typically 2 x 3 or 2 x 5 MHz. These networks are vital for saving lives and averting serious impacts 🚨, so meeting the demanding performance requirements for voice, data & video services is crucial. In a recent blog, five experts joined forces to outline use cases & deployment scenarios for mission-critical networks using narrowband spectrum. They also elaborate on recent advancements 💡 in 3GPP technologies enabling 5G-NR deployment in sub-5 MHz channels. Discover more insights here more ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/ekTYsjHe #missioncritical #criticalcommunications #publicsafety #frmcs #smartgrid #3GPP #EricssonMCC

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