Three 5G SA Killer Use Cases Ready to go Commercial from Telenor, NTT and Deutsche Telekom by Sue Rudd | Jul 27, 2021
Three 5G SA Killer Use Cases Ready to go Commercial from Telenor, NTT and Deutsche Telekom
by Sue Rudd June 30, 2020
With all the recent noise about partnerships with Cloud Hyperscalers some very important breakthroughs for 5G Standalone (SA) commercial solutions based on the ‘Telco Cloud’ got less than their fair share of attention in June 2021.
Demonstrated breakthroughs at Telenor, NTT and Deutsche Telekom are early proof that operators’
dreams of differentiated private and public services based on unique combinations of 5G SA Network Functions (NFs) with robust Service Management and Orchestration will soon be reality.
TIM signs green power deal
BT starts ripping out Huawei gear
A prime 5G core role for Oracle at Dish Network and a landmark green power deal for TIM top today’s news charts.
Oracle has landed something of a plum 5G core functions deal at
Dish Network, which is building an Open RAN-based 5G network in the US. Oracle is supplying a number of key elements for Service Based Architecture (SBA) in the 5G core, namely its containerized Policy Control Function (PCF), Network Repository Function (NRF) and Network Exposure Function (NEF) elements, plus its 5G Service Communications Proxy (SCP), Network Slice Selection Function (NSSF), Security Edge Protection Proxy (SEPP) and Binding Selection Function (BSF). You can find out more about these functions in this Ebook. “Oracle’s capabilities will essentially serve as the control tower of our network core, enabling our customers to consume software on demand and facilitating the advanced core functions required to power a truly a
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AUSTIN, Texas, May 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ DISH Wireless is redefining services for consumers, small businesses and large enterprises by building the nation s first cloud-native, OpenRAN-based 5G network. As DISH takes the unprecedented step of building a 5G network in the cloud, it has selected Oracle to enable a Service-Based Architecture (SBA) for its 5G core. SBA, part of the 3GPP 5G standard, enables network services to be rapidly incorporated into new applications by DISH or DISH customers through automated, intelligent configuration between network functions.
With this technology, DISH Wireless will be able to provide enterprise customers added control of the software and services they utilize, taking advantage of their individual network slice. This network of networks will enable enterprises to configure dedicated, logical network instances and policy management for different applications and customer experience models, such a