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Network Slicing is a hot topic on our blogs and it looks like people can't get enough of it. So here is a short introductory tutorial from Wray Castle.The video embedded below explores what Network Slicing is, how it is used, and how it is deployed in the 5G network, as well as (briefly) the role of MEC (Multi Access Edge Computing) in support of specific use cases and potential slice deployments.Related Posts: The 3G4G Blog: Network Slicing Tutorials and Other ResourcesThe 3G4G Blog: Network Slicing using User Equipment Route Selection Policy (URSP)The 3G4G Blog: 5G Slicing TemplatesThe 3G4G Blog: End-to-end Network Slicing in 5GThe 3G4G Blog: Network Slicing in NG RANThe 3G4G Blog: How to Identify Network Slices in NG RAN 

Introduction 5G brings a range of new opportunities for telecom operators to provide personalized solutions that meet specific customer requirements. Through a combination of increased bandwidth, virtualized and software-oriented network capabilities, 5G enables the network slicing capability where a single physical infrastructure can be split into multiple network slices. Though network slices share common infrastructure,

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Introduction 5G Network Slicing is a new concept to allow differentiated treatment to network traffic depending on each customer's or use...

5G-ENCODE switches on the second phase of its network at the National Composites Centre moving a step closer to realising the commercial benefits of 5G in manufacturing. London, 2 September 2021: Today, 5G-ENCODE , a pioneering project that aims to make the benefits of 5G a reality for UK manufacturers, announces the switch on of the second phase of its industrial private 5G network. This follows the success of phase one of the network, which launched at the National Composites Centre (NCC) late last year. 5G-ENCODE aims to prove the commercial benefit of 5G technology to enable three specific industrial use cases: augmented reality and virtual reality to […]

5G-ENCODE switches on the second phase of its network at the National Composites Centre moving a step closer to realising the commercial benefits of 5G in manufacturing. Bristol, 2nd December 2021: Today, 5G-ENCODE , a pioneering project that aims to make the benefits of 5G a reality for UK manufacturers, announces that it has hosted the launch of its 5G network at the National Composites Centre (NCC). Stakeholders from across the industry, including project partners and prospective network users, joined the event to see the network in action.   Attendees were able to attend live demonstrations of the use cases 5G-ENCODE has been testing: augmented reality […]

This blog describes a 5G network slicing demo we did with ONAP as the network slice management component and Capgemini Engineering 5G...

Table of Contents Cloudify Solution Cloudify on AWS for Network Slicing Conclusion — Recent advances in 4G and 5G cellular technologies have led to the adoption of virtualization of network functions, also known as Network Function Virtualization (NFV). Moving away from monolithic and vendor-specific equipment to a separation between hardware and software, 4G and 5G

Introduction to Zeetta Networks   Hema Kadia –  Welcome Vas, appreciate if you can introduce us to Zeetta Networks.  Vassilis Seferidis –  Hema, thank you for inviting us and presenting the use cases for the industry 4.0 and obviously what we are doing in the UK and especially in this particular deployment for 5G in industry 4.0 context.  […]

SliceNet, in collaboration with 5G-VINNI, organised a half day workshop on 11 June 2020, as part of the IEEE International Conference on Communications 2020. Due to the ongoing restrictions around Covid-19, this year’s conference was different, as all activities were

The IEEE ICC 2020 workshop on Intelligent 5G Network Slicing has been organized by SliceNet and 5G-VINNI to present the latest advances in network slicing, and results on experimentation and trials in the verticals. The workshop will take place virtually,