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40:55Rishi Raj Maulick, Director Product Management - Wireless 4G/5G, discusses the benefits of moving to a private domain and the variety of use cases for private 5G networks.
ElectronicsWeekly: Dublin-based Benetel has integrated its Radio Unit with Radisys’ 5G NR OpenRAN software for OpenRAN deployments in communication, industrial and private networks.
EENews Europe: Dublin-based telecoms equipment maker Benetel has integrated its Radio Unit (RU) with Radisys’ 5G NR software to enable OpenRAN deployments.
DUBLIN, and HILLSBORO, OR – January 5, 2021 – Benetel, a leader in advanced 4G and 5G solutions for future telecommunications infrastructure, today announced that it has integrated its Radio Unit...
15:57Ganesh Shenbagaraman presented on Transforming 5G with Open and Disaggregated Network Architectures at GSMA Thrive 2020.
The new SD-RAN project is backed by a consortium of leading operators and aligned technology companies and organizations that together are committed to creating a truly open RAN ecosystem.
Looking ahead, experts will discuss the opportunities associated with open RAN ecosystem development as well as potential challenges that could arise as the technology set matures.
As 3GPP defines it, non-public networks are for the exclusive use of a private entity deployed as a standalone network or hosted by an operator or it may be just a slice of an operator’s network.
The concept of a slice applies not just to the network, but to the user device or terminal as well. A 5G terminal can support multiple slices simultaneously.
Virtualization is used to mean a VNF (Virtualized Network Function) or a CNF (Cloud-native Network Function). What are these VNFs and CNFs? Let’s dig into this topic further.
In this latest entry to our series, we’ll take a look at how disaggregated solutions compare in terms of benchmarking performance.
