UK’s leading operator Ericsson and VodafoneThe UK’s first optional 5G network slice working for The two companies are conducting an experiment showing how they can deploy on-demand and end-to-end connectivity. According to the latest information, Ericsson and Vodafone, UK first 5G network successfully completed the slicing attempt. Here are the details!
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Network slicing, a new service for commercial customers and application developers enabled by the deployment of 5G standalone networks. In a joint pilot study, Ericsson and Vodafone demonstrated an on-demand 5G network slice. The trial is both necessary for the virtual reality scenario. low latency as well as high bandwidth made it show.
The trial, the first of its kind for the UK mobile industry, paved the way for automated virtual networks. Also, the first try CSPIt aims to provide fast automatic connection of ‘s that can be automated according to the needs of the customers. Going forward, however, Vodafone “a catalog of different network segments that can be selected by customers depending on the required experience” He said he hopes to create
Time to delivery took 30 seconds
Two companies to support virtual reality (VR) application 260MbpsIt offered a guaranteed download speed of . And also 12.4 ms configured a slice that provides a delay. Partners can only assume that the time from slice order to supply 30 seconds Said it was going on. Same time Andrea Dona, Vodafone UK Chief Network Officer said:
Network slicing is an incredibly valuable step forward. By segmenting our network and customizing different slices for different requirements, we can bring new ideas to life that would otherwise be impossible.
Ericsson UK and Ireland VP Digital Services Andrea Spaccapietra He also made a statement on the subject.
Network slicing will play a crucial role in enabling new and innovative 5G services for consumers and businesses.
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