Название: 5G Networks: An Overview of Architecture, Design, Use Cases and Deployment
Автор: Atahar Khan, Satya Priyo Dhar, Ramakrishnan Shanmugasun­daram
Издательство: River Publishers
Год: 2024
Страниц: 241
Язык: английский
Формат: pdf (true)
Размер: 16.8 MB

This book provides comprehensive coverage of building an end-to-end view on how to architect, design, and orchestrate a 5G capable network that will integrate with 5G RAN, IP transport, datacenters, Telco Cloud, and 5G packet networks. It contains real-world examples with challenges and success strategies for deploying 5G Transport with closed-loop automation. It also focuses on aspects like scale, performance, latency, security, and manageability while building 5G transport for some of the world's largest 5G networks as well as migration approaches from 4G to 5G transport and core network.

5G is an emerging technology that mobile service providers (MNO/MVNO) across the world are embracing. They are willing to invest in enabling their infrastructure for 5G and explore new business opportunities with their enterprise/mobile customers. As per the Gartner survey, the majority of communication service provider (CSP) revenue will come from 5G.

5G is going to open the door to new applications such as wireless virtual reality, low latency machine-to-machine communication, smart city infrastructure, autonomous vehicles, IoT deployment, artificial intelligence-based applications, industrial automation and so much more.

5G is not merely mobile technology evolution, but the breadth is extended beyond mobile communication to address all forms of communication and its enabling new services and enhancing existing services like enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB), critical communications (CC) and ultra reliable and low latency communications (URLLC), massive Internet of Things (mIoT) and flexible network operations. 5G architecture brings a drastic change from radio network to IP transport and mobile packets core for mobile network operators (MNOs) and mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs).