Join Arash Ashouriha – Chairman of the NGMN Alliance Board and SVP Group Technology at Deutsche Telekom – and other industry leaders in Dresden, Germany to discuss the future of telecommunications.
Experience an exceptional conference featuring distinguished speakers, ample networking opportunities and an delightful evening program.
When? 18 June, 2024
Where? Hilton Hotel Dresden
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We were excited to be part of the “Network X Americas (5G) 2024″. Our Board Members Bernard Bureau (Telus) and Narothum Saxena (UScellular) shared NGMNs view and recommendations for the road to 6G.
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Access our latest 6G publications here.
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At the 6G Evolution Summit our Board Member Narothum Saxena, UScellular shared insights on how network operators envision their evolution towards 6G – covering key requirements and design considerations.
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NGMN issued three 6G publications: Vision & Drivers, Use Cases & Analysis, Requirements & Design Considerations, continuing now with the collaborative work on E2E requirements.
We invite interested industry players to become part of our endeavor.
What does the future hold for 5G technology?
Our CEO Anita Döhler discussed the key trends and issues facing the 5G industry, looking at the “second phase” of 5G networking standards, reviewing the key elements of future, what technologies could comprise a future 6G standard and what visionary services it could enable.
Listen to the interview here.
Following the NGMN publications “6G Use Cases and Analysis”, “6G Drivers and Vision” and “6G Requirements and Design Considerations”, the latest publication marks the next step towards guidance for E2E requirements for 6G. Click here for the publication “6G Position Statement: An Operator View“.
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We have been excited to be an official Partner of Network X 2023 in Paris!
Laurent Leboucher, Member of the NGMN Alliance Board (Orange), our CEO Anita Döhler and Programme Manager Chris Hogg joined other global leaders across Fixed Networks, Mobile Networks and Telco Software to share NGMN´s considerations and recommendations on 6G, ODiN and Green Future Networks.
Discover our latest Green Future Networks Publications:
Network Energy Efficiency Phase 2 (https://lnkd.in/evDHyKui)
KPIs for Green Networks (https://lnkd.in/eSKnh7vc)
Telco Supply Chain Sustainability / Circular Economy (https://lnkd.in/eEgx_D5V)
Metering for Sustainable Network (https://lnkd.in/ergFsdS2)
Reducing Environmental Impact: measures to reduce emissions including eco-design of products (https://lnkd.in/e-PAxgCG)
Network Energy Efficiency (https://lnkd.in/eFMyWcxk)
Get NGMN´s Cloud Native Manifesto publication: https://lnkd.in/e8Yk96pU
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The industry-oriented event mirrored the state of affairs for 5G, lessons learned from the initial 5G operator rollouts, and the standardization refocusing on non-public/campus networks.
Towards 6G – Drivers and State of Play – in her keynote “6G Drivers, Building a Sustainable Route to 6G”, our CEO Anita Döhler shared NGMN’s vision and design considerations for 6G, building on and extending beyond our existing 5G ecosystem, with the imperative need to deliver value to end-users and simplifying network operations.
NGMN issued three 6G publications: Vision & Drivers, Use Cases & Analysis, Requirements & Design Considerations, continuing now with the collaborative work on E2E requirements.
UScellura Technology Advocate and NGMN contributer Sebastian Thalanany talked about our 𝗡𝗲𝘁𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗼𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗼𝗻𝗼𝗺𝘆 𝗶𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 and outlined the importance of embracing autonomous systems, the framework that NGMN has developed to describe autonomous networks and the next steps we take to accelerate the development of relevant standards.
Get access to all recorded sessions here.
Read our latest Autonomous Networks publication here.
The Innovation Potential of the Emerging Campus Networks Ecosystem and Present Steps Towards 6G.
The industry-oriented event mirrors the state of affairs for 5G, lessons learned from the initial 5G operator rollouts, and the standardization refocusing on non-public/campus networks.
This White Paper focuses on the definition of the testing framework for Release 16, including the test configurations, the working scope, the trial setup requirements, and the testing methodologies. The scope of testing covers four technology categories: Smart and Effective System, Enhancement of Existing Capabilities, Maximising Spectrum Value, and New Application Enabler. Each category consists of several technology directions, which are broken down to the technology features highlighted from the global operators’ perspective. The corresponding test results will be published in future NGMN deliverables.
While several documents have already been produced on the network slicing concept, technical details, and business cases, this White Paper tackles a more challenging, complex and practical domain by consolidating the pre-commercial network slicing test results from different chipset platforms and indicates that 5G smartphones and 5G S-modules have been able to support network slicing. Tests were performed based on the published testing framework White Paper, where all test objectives, pre-configurations, procedures, and success criteria were defined. Observations introduced in this White Paper give the insight of some future improvements in network slicing.