Les matinales du Smart Home par IGNES

" Tout est SMART, tout est AUGMENTÉ : les apports de la 5G."

⇨ Merouane DEBBAH - HUAWEI - Director of the Mathematical and Algorithmic Sciences Lab

⇨ Eric HARDOUIN - ORANGE - VP, Ambient Connectivity Research

Les matinales du Smart Home par IGNES

" Tout est SMART, tout est AUGMENTÉ : les apports de la 5G."

Anne-Sophie Perrissin-FabertDéléguée Générale - IGNES

@IGNES_FR#smarthome#5G

1. 5G MARKET UPDATE

2. 5G DEPLOYMENT ASPECTS

3. 5G USE CASES

AGENDA

The 3rd Paradigm Shift of Mobile Industry is Going to Happen

Super Connected World (5G)

Connectivity as a Service

198x200x

Voice Era (1G) MBB Era (3G)

2020~

Network Slice as a Service

eMBB + uRLLC + mMTC

eMBB

mMTC uRLLC

Requirements of Different Services3GPP Standardization Targets for 5G NR

Source: 3GPP TR 38.913

3x

Control Plane: 10msUser Plane eMBB: 4ms

User Plane uRLLC: 0.5ms1M devices/km2

100X(ITU)

Peak Data Rate

DL: 20GbpsUL: 10Gbps

User ExperiencedData Rate

DL: 100MbpsUL: 50Mbps

Spectrum Efficiency

Mobility(500km/h)

LatencyConnection Density

Area Traffic Capacity

10Mbps/m2

Network Energy

Efficiency

uRLLCmMTC

Peak Data Rate User ExperiencedData Rate

Spectrum Efficiency

Mobility

LatencyConnection Density

Area Traffic Capacity

NetworkEnergy

Efficiency

eMBB

LTE-A

5G NR

5G Capability Requirements Defined by 3GPP

R15 Enables Ultimate User Experience on eMBB

2015 2016 2018 20192017 2020

2018.06.14R15 frozen

R15：eMBBR16：All ITU Scenarios(eMBB, uRLLC, mMTC)

R15 NSA

R15 SA R16

X 10User Experience

X 20~30Cell Capacity

5G Bandwidth

C band：~100MHzmmWave：~400MHz

NR Air Interface

f-OFDM, Polar Code, LDPC, UL & DL decoupling

4T4R->64T64RCRS Free, Full Channel BF

Massive MIMO

2T4R as >2.6GHz BasicConfig. HPUE with 26dBm

eMBB Devices

RAN #80

R15Late Drop

6

NSA Focus on eMBB, SA Support Full 5G Services

NSA SA

eMBB URLLC mMTC Network Slicing

• High eMBB Maturity

• Experience Continuity

• Support Initial 5G Fast

Deployment

• Grand-free/Mini-slot NR

Air interface standardized

• Full uRLLC

standardization will be

ready in R16

• Massive IoT is expected

in R16.

• R15 readiness on

eMBB Slice ability

• Full Service Network

Slicing will be ready in

R16

NR Flexible Numerology Overview

NR F-OFDM LTE OFDM

SCS (kHz) 15 30 60 120 240 480 15

Max BW* (MHz) 50 100 200 400 400 400 20

TTI (ms) 1 0.5 0.25 0.125 0.062 0.031 1

TDD Sync Req 3us 3us 3us*** 3us*** 3us*** 3us*** 3us

Guard** 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 10%

*Max 275RB up to 120kHz, 14 symbols per TTI, 12 SC per RB, same as LTE** Flexible Spectrum, F-OFDM*** May need skipping one TDD symbol, some assumption about >6GHz

New Waveform & Channel Coding

LTE: 10% Guard Band

NR: ~4% Guard Band

F-OFDM

Less guard band increase 6%+ SE

LTE Turbo

NR LDPC

LDPC Coding Polar Coding

eMBB UPReduce UE Power

Consumption vs Turbo

eMBB CPCoverage gain: ~0.5dB vs

Turbo

Turbo LDPC

Decodability 30% 90%

Decode Latency 1X 1/3

Chip Area 1X 1/3

Power Consumption

1X 1/5

Global 5G Spectrum Auction Plan

2017 2018 2019 2020~

1GHz 6GHz 100GHz3GHz 24GHz 40GHz

C-BandSub 3GHz mmWave

Ireland 3.5GHz May.2017

Czech 3.6-3.8GHz Jul.2017

Latvia 3.6-3.8GHz Jul.2017

Korea:3.5GHz/28GHz Jun.2018

Italy 700M/3.6-3.8GHz/26GHz Sep.2018

Spain 3.6-3.8GHz Jul.2018

UK3.5GHz Apr.2018

Australia 3.6GHz Dec.2018

US: 28GHz Nov.2018

China:2.6/3.5/4.9GHz Nov.2018

Finland: 3.5GHz Oct.2018

Hong Kong:26/28GHz Dec,2018

Sweden:700MHz Dec,2018

Mexico(2.5GHz) Aug.2018

Japan:26/28GHz 2019

Germany 3.6GHz H1 2019

UK :700MHz 2019

Hong Kong:3.3/3.5/4.9GHz July.2019

Switzerland: 2.6/3.4-3.8GHz H1 2019

Thailand: 700M/2.6GHz 2019

Belgium: 700MHz/1.4/3.6GHz H1 2019

Norway: 700MHz/2.1GHz Q1 2019

Netherlands: 700MHz/1.4/2.1GHz Q1 2019

Qatar: 700MHz/3.5/26GHz 2019

Romania:700MHz/3.4-3.8/26GHz 2019

……

France: 3.4-3.8/26GHz 2020

Canada:3.5/3.8GHz 2020

Japan:3.4-3.7GHz 2020

……

C-Band Becomes Globally Harmonized 5G Spectrum

All Bands Go to 5G

mmWave

NR

700M LTE/NR

1800M

2600M

C-BandNow

Step1

Step2

700M LTE/NR

Sub 3GHz

LTE Evo->NR

Sub 1GHz

LTE Evo->NR

Growing LTE

All to LTE, 5G Hardware Ready

All to 5G NR

800M

1800M

2600M

800M

C-Band

5G Era Network LTE Evolution +NR

Commercial Smartphone Launched Scale Commercial

Mobile

CPE

Chipset

Q22017.Q3 Q4 2018.Q1 2019.Q1Q3 Q4 Q2 Q3 Q4 2020.Q1 Q2

CPE 1.0C-band

Samsung (V5G)SFG-D0100 (mmW)

X55 (CS) NSA/SA (mmW & Sub6)

B5G01 NSA (ES)

NSA (CS)( mmW & 2.6 &C-band )

SA Trials（Sub6）

B5000 NSA/SA (ES)

Exynos 5G NSA/SA（ES）

Exynos 5G NSA/SA（CS）

Ecosystem Drive 1st Wave 5G Commercial launch in 2019

Z3 Mod ( mmW )

CPE 2.0( Sub6 )

CPE 5G01C-band

Samsung Outdoor CPE(V5G) (mmW)

NETGEAR NightHawk CPE (mmW)

WNCCPE (sub-6)

HTC MiFi (2.6Ghz)

SamsungMiFi (sub6)

D-Link CPEDWR-2010

(sub-6/mmW)

XMM 8160 NSA/SA

(mmW&Sub6)

XMM 8060NSA

(mmW&Sub6)

X,000 sites

C-Band/2.6G/4.9G Trial

2018 2019 2020

xx0,000 sites

C-Band/2.6G/4.9G

5G is Now, Industry

X,000 Sites

C-Band

x0,000 sites

C-Band

20+ countries will finish 5G

spectrum Action in 2019:

Australia, Finland, UK, Spain, Korea, USA,

UAE, Kuwait, KSA, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman

Austria, Belgium, China, Denmark, France,

India, Japan …

BBU CPECore Transport5G

smartphone1st

End-to-end 5G system

5G E2E commercial systems launched by September 30, 2018

C-Band mmWave

1st 7nm5G baseband chipset

No.1 Market Share

More than 1M pcs

shipment/year

Kirin 980World's first commercial 7nm

AI chip for smartphones

Ascend 910Cloud computing AI chip with

greatest computing density

Kunpeng 920Arm-based Processor with

Highest performance

3GPP-Based 5G Commercial/Pre-Commercial Cooperation

3GPP-Based

5G Commercial/Pre-Commercial

Contract

In Countries

… …

*Due to the limitation of NDA, some of the 5G Commercial contact can’t be disclosed.

… …

VIVA

1. 5G MARKET PROGRESS UPDATE

2. 5G DEPLOYMENT ASPECTS

3. 5G USE CASES

AGENDA

5G Invests More Sites than 4G1

2

3 Fast TTM

High Cost for 5G Sites

Modernization

3.5GHz Coverage Extended Coverage

+3000W

(Antenna, Wind Load, Power)

(Automation, E2E) Core

Deeper coverage

5G Massive MIMO Ultimate Experience

8x for horizontal coverage

3~10x for vertical coverage

8~20dB gain for vertical coverage

Better for 30 floors high building

Further coverage

MU-MIMO Pairing maximize cell capacity

16 layers multi-user beam forming

5Gbps DL cell throughput

SU-MIMO multiple stream max single user experience

2.8Gbps DL peak THP@ 4T8R

1.5Gbps DL peak THP@2T4R

Cost Efficient XGbps Clean Site Fast TTM

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Sub-3G

C-band 64T64R

3.5GHz SUL Extended Coverage

Sub-3G

UL & DL Decoupling Enable Sub-3GHz to Improve NR UL Coverage

Definition of UL & DL decoupling

• DL 3.3G~3.8G + SUL 700/800/900/1800/2100M

• DL 4.4G~5.0G + SUL 900/1800M

Supports SUL Full Bands

UL DL Decoupling IoDT Testing with HW

UL DL Decoupling Planning in 18Q4

…

…

UL Spectrum can be dynamically shared between LTE & NR

New sites

Original sites

Decoupling Disabled

Sites Num. : 143+106 Sites Num.: 143+8

UL & DL Decoupling Reduces New Sites Acquisition

Decoupling Enabled

+74% +5.6%

*2018 May, China Hangzhou, based on SA

Hangzhou Wulin

Existing 1.8G sites: 119

Average distance: 346m

Area: 12.2km^2

Architecture: SA

5G target UL data rate: 5Mbps (90%)

20

Voice: VoLTE Preferred for NSA, VoNR Preferred for SANSA(Option 3x) SA(Option 2)

VoLTE with good experience, LTE wide

coverage, ~2s access

VoLTE when VoNR doesn’t support，EPS FB

to 4G VoLTE, 3~4s access

CSFB when VoLTE isn’t deployed, 2/3G

national coverage, ~6s access

VoLTE NR

VoLTE

NREPS FB

VoLTE

VoNRPS HO

LTE

NR

CS on 2G/3G

CSFB

EPS FB

LTE

CS on 2G/3G

CSFB

NR

VoNR: 1.5~2s access, PS Handover to 4G VoLTE

at cell edge

CSFB when VoNR/VoLTE isn’t deployed, 2 times FB,

~8s access

8

Multi-band Antenna

Sub-3GHz All-in-one

1 BBU5900

Multimode BBU for All RAT

Simple: 2 poles for 1 sector

Super Capacity: 25Gbps

Convergence: 2/3/4/5G All in One

APM5930

Power & Battery

UBBPg

• Cell：108

• RRC：7200

• Transmission：25Gbps

UMPTg

• C-Band: 3*100M

64TRx + 3*20M 4R

AAU5613 – 64T64R, 200MHz, 200WAAU5313 – 32T32R, 200MHz, 200WAAU5310 – 32T32R, 100MHz, 100W

3 MODELS OF 5G AAU

1 RRU 5G 3500MHZ

RRU5258 – 8T8R, 200MHz, 240W

3 MODELS FOR ALL

SUB 3GHZ BANDS

RRU5509t – 7/8/9, 2T4R, 2x140WRRU5502 – 18/21, 4T4R, 4x80WRRU5301 – L2600, 4T4R, 4x40W

1 CONTROL BOARD PER SITE

2 BASEBAND BOARDS PER SITE

UBBPg2a – 3x100M 64T64R + 3x20M 4RUBBPg2 – 12x20M LTE 4T4R (multi-mode)

Optimal MM Pattern Enables Best Performance Efficiently

Before After Pattern Adjusting

*Source: 2018 Hangzhou Trial

RSRP

15.84%

AI based Massive MIMO Self-Adaptation: how does it work?

Automation Network Management Ease Multi-RAT & Multi-Service OPEX

Service Provisioning

X Suites: WTTx Suite …

Service Deployment

Service Evaluation

Network

Service Visualization

Service Terminals 20% Network Performance

Hardware Plug & Play

Power On Site Active

Software Feature Plug & Play

Scenario AutoBenefit

Detection Forecast Configuration

• Coverage Prediction

• Pattern Intelligent Search

AI in 5G

AI NE AINetwork

AI Data AI chipset AI service

AI base station

Network auto configuration

Failure detectionPolicy management

RAN minimal deployment

RAN AI chipset

DTX adaptation

Self operation

MBB AI Slice

E2E Performance learning

Comp mode selectionLink Adaption

PAPR non-linear compensation

• Regression• Clustering• Classification

• Deep Learning• RDL• Transfer Learning• Graphic algorithms

Slice resource management

ASFN adjustment

• Re-enforcement learning• Dynamic optimization• GMM/HMM• Association rule mining

HF/LF collaboration

LTE power control

HF channel map construction

AI management platform

Alg

orith

mA

rchite

cture

AI Center Trainer• Learner• Policy• Explorer

eNB AI Agent• Decides action• Determine state

Feature Statistic Collector• 1 Collects Statistics• 2 Applies Action

1. 3GPP STANDARD UPDATE, MARKET PROGRESS UPDATE

2. GO FOR DEPLOYMENT: SITE READINESS

3. GO FOR BUSINESS: USE CASES

AGENDA

2018 Phase I 2019-2020 Phase II 2021- Phase III

FWA (2H) eMBB + FWA

Ecosystem Serving all industry

20ms

5Mbps

100Mbps

Branding: High Value Area Offloading: High Traffic Area Coverage: 100Mbps everywhere

10Gbps

100Mbps

1ms

5G CPE

TabletTV Phone

Phone

Fax

LAN

computer

Enterprise Internet Access

Enhanced MBB Service

300Mbps

50Mbps

10ms

Already Happened

Mobile First 1

Mobile Voice

Fix line

Mobile First 2

Mobile Voice surpass fix line

WTTx surpass FTTx

Will Happen

WTTx

FTTx

3G Era 5G Era

Mobile

First

All

Video

5G is Now, Business Value

Multi-Play User with Higher Loyalty and Tariff

Mobile + Internet + TV + VR + CloudX

from today 25USD/mon.

4K

future XUSD/mon.

~75,000 （70%+30%）Subscribers @30KWD ARPU Pays for >700 5G sites less than 3 years

Revenue

Cost

ROI

Calc.

x Mbps

30 KD/m

2M KD/year

Spectrum

500$/site/m

OPEX

Basic

<3 Years

748

Sites

63000

HH User

12000

B2B User

-

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

1 7 13 19 25 31 37 43 49 55

Rev

en

ues &

Co

sts

(U

SD

mln

)

Time (in Months)

Simple 5G FWA Business Case

Cumulative Revenues Cumulative Costs

32 Months

L26 4T4R 20M

L21 4T4R 20M

L18 4T4R 20M

L8 2T2R 10M

100 Mbps DL

Speed

14 FWA Users/Cell

2018~MaxCa

p

2020

~

NR 100M (C-Band)

500 Mbps DL Speed

24 FWA Users/Cell

* Forecast KM: PRB threshold 70%; Active ratio 50%;Service duty ratio 15%; 256QAM LTE; 64T64R 16 flows C-band NR;

Peak: 1 Gbps10% MBB + 60% WBB

Peak: 6 Gbps15% MBB + 55% WBB

L26 4T4R 20M

L21 4T4R 20M

L18 4T4R 20M

L8 2T2R 10M

L18 4T4R 20M

L8 2T2R 10M

30 Mbps DL

Speed

11 FWA Users/Cell

2018~MidCap

Peak: 500 Mbps10% MBB + 60% WBB

FWA Network Planning Optimization Business Hall Maintenance

WTTx Suite

WTTx Map

Provisioning System Integration

CPE Management

WBB & MBB Comprehensive Analysis

Quick Provisioning Precise Post Analysis

• FWA Launch Map

• Outdoor CPE install Proposal(which wall，Height，Direction)

… …

•FWA Potential Area Identify

•Site Coverage/Capacity

Planning

•Cell Load by PRB Ratio

•Weak Coverage Evaluation

• WTTx Experience &

CPE Management

• Abnormal CPE

Detection

• WBB & MBB

Cooperative

Development

• …

• Accurate FWA Launch map accelerates market occupation

• Easy O&M Reduce TCO & Churn Rate

Fujian Launching 5G Based VR Service

VR Live

VR Gaming

VR Education VR MAX (like

IMAX)

VR Entertainment

User VR Portal

18Q1 18Q2 18Q4 19Q2

POC UAT

>1000 SubsFTTX Commercial

>10K Subs

5G

Commercial

>100K subs

VR Content

Cloud

Video Platform

Network

Device

BOSS

5G

120Mbps; <20ms

Huawei Cloud VR Ecosystem

Cloud VR TransportationDrone

60% CAGR (2020-2030) 58% CAGR (2020-2030)60% CAGR (2020-2023)

Source: Analysys Mason

HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Huawei Confidential 35

Beyond 5G

2020

6G2028-2030

2030

Peak data rate:

1TbpseMBB

mMTC URLLC

Jitter:

0.1ms(+/-10ns)

Position:

Δ10cm

Link Budget:

+40dB

Connectiondensity:

10/m2

5G+

2020-2024

5G++

2024-2028

1

Orange 5G Vision Eric Hardouin, Orange Labs Research

November 2019

2

What is 5G for Orange?

5G refers to the technology standardized by 3GPP (as for 4G)

Includes 3GPP new radio (NR) and evolutions of LTE (4G radio access technology)

In a first phase, 5G deployments are based on the 4G core network

5G refers in addition to an IT-based network infrastructure

enabling local cloud (computing and storage) capabilities

enabling a convergent 5G core network managing wireline and radio accesses (fiber, 4G, NR, Wi-Fi…) – implementation is still under study

…which will be available in a second phase

3

5G connectivity services all delivered by the same network

key expectations

ambient connectivity and higher

minimum throughput: 50 Mbps “everywhere”

higher capacity and

experienced data rates Up to Gbps experienced rates new cm/mmWave spectrum Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) connect households with fiber- like experience in some areas expand the IoT for support of

vertical industries 99.999% reliability 1 to 10 ms latency improved energy efficiency x2 in 2020 x10 in 2025

Enhanced Mobile Broadband

Massive IoT Ultra-reliable and low latency

4

New usages will emerge T

HR

OU

GH

PU

T

10 Gbps

1 Gbps

100 Mbps

10 Mbps

1 Mbps

100 Kbps

10 Kbps

1 Kbps

100 bps

LATENCY

10 ms 1 ms 100 ms 1 s

AR/VR/MR in mobility 360°TV&Video

Autonomous Vehicle

Industry 4.0 & Robots

Smart Agriculture Smart City

Sensors

Actuators

Cloud / AI

Remote Operation

5

5G: Multiple frequencies for service delivery

Low frequency cells: 700MHz

Coverage Throughput

High frequency cells: 3.4 - 3.8GHz

Coverage Throughput

Millimeter wave cells: 26GHz +

Coverage Throughput

Smart cities

Digital workspace

Unmanned vehicles

Connected Healthcare

Industry 4.0

Our roadmap: commercial launch of 5G mostly in 2020

2012 First research work

2017 Demonstrators and proofs of concept 1st version of the NR 5G standard (NR = new radio) (Dec. 2017)

2018 End-to-end experiments 2nd version of the NR 5G standard (June 2018)

2019 5G tests in Orange 5G cities with customers Availability of the first terminals

2020 Progressive start of commercial service Availability of frequencies Increase of uses

2022-2025 New uses as standardisation evolves and 100% 5G networks are deployed (5G Standalone networks)

5G

Co-innovation on 5G on industrial sites with businesses

11 Orange 5G cities announced in European countries

5 NSA cities

1 NSA city Brussls

2 NSA cities since 10 Sept. 19

since 22 Oct. 19

since 5 Nov. 19

3 NSA cities

Commercial

Nantes

Lille

3 for commercial service 8 for friendly user trial +6 more to come

8

What will we have in NR initial deployments?

Enhanced mobile broadband in the 3.5 GHz and 700 MHz bands (2-3 Gbps max.)

New massive MIMO antennas, with new site architecture (RRU & antennas integrated)

4G latency on the public network, but reduced latency possible using on-premises mini core network (as in 4G), currently under experimentation

4G core-based architecture (“3x”) in most countries

LTE-M support for IoT

5G-CN

NR LTE

5G-CN

NR LTE

EPC

NR LTE

3x 4x 2

EPC

Existing Core Dual connectivity New Radio & LTE

New Core Single connectivity New Radio or LTE

New Core Dual connectivity New Radio & LTE

Architecture « 3x » NR Non Standalone (NSA)

Architecture « 2 » NR Standalone (SA)

Architecture « 4x » NR Non Standalone (NSA)

9

5G will further create value for industries, cities and communities

5G new features Massive IoT connectivity Ultra-reliable and low latency

communications Network slicing

Source: 5G PPP

Real-time data analytics processing capabilities Edge computing Artifical intelligence

10 Orange is a digital solutions integrator. We maximise technological synergies through orchestration

5G is a complementary tool to existing networks

2G 3G 4G

Wi-Fi

5G

LoRa

Fiber xDSL

LTE-M

SD-WAN

5G will bring a differentiating value

when specific specific service levels (e.g. latency, high reliability) are needed

when various services / types of objects with different QoS requirements (e.g. eMBB, critical IoT) are to be supported: 5G can unify the network infrastructure

for temporary coverage, e.g. for construction

for fiber back-up

5G for smart home / smart building

Many applications of smart home and smart building will continue to run on Wi-Fi or other unlicensed spectrum technologies (e.g. BLE, Zigbee)

Various architecture options for a private network From the 5G-ACIA White Paper ‘5G for Non-Public Networks for Industrial Scenarios’

Each vertical customer is driven by its requirements in terms of latency, security, reliability, coverage, complexity etc. These requirements in turn drive network architecture choices

A cost-efficient option is a private extension of the public network • A mutualized infrastructure costs

less than a dedicated physical infra • Slicing will facilitate extensions • Native indoor/outdoor service

continuity • Strong operator-grade security

Source: Glyn Roylance

Isolated Hybrid: Shared radio

Hybrid: Shared radio & Signaling Operated

The journey of private extensions of the public network

2019-2022: pre-slicing • 4G core network • LTE and/or NR • PMR: priorities and QoS diff. • edge computing capabilities

via a dedicated equipment

2022-2025: static / semi-dynamic slicing • 5G core network • Limited number of slices,

with manual or semi-automatic configurations

• facilitation of edge computing

2025+ dynamic slicing • E2E orchestration and

automation • dynamic and on-demand

slices production and management

14

Co-construction with users is essential for meaningful technology evolutions… and adoption

Factory of the future (Electronics sector)

Orange 5G co-innovation with enterprise customers

V2X communications and multi-access computing

AR for maintenance (energy management

and process automation)

Train monitoring/scheduling. High-speed, HD video

downloads

• to understand technical requirements • to experiment solutions • to prepare ecosystems and business

models

5G experimentation 5GPPP research projects

Key 5G initiatives within Orange

5G Lab B2C usages : AR, VR, 4K tests

with start ups and key suppliers

Orange Gardens (France)

5G for autonomous cars V2V, V2 environment, security

with automotive ecosystem

Linas-Montlhéry (France)

5G for enterprises Drones, robots, remote operations

with Nokia

Saclay (France)

4G+5G end to end

Technical and usages test

Lille, Douai (France)

Pure 5G end to end

Technical and usages test

Valencia (Spain)

New usages trials Performance trials

5G fiber (FWA) 26 GHz trial of usages with “Love” customers

Cluj (Romania)

16

Take aways

5G will provide an ambient and pervasive connectivity structuring the 2020-2030 digital society significantly enhanced mobile broadband user experience

support of the digital transformation of vertical industries

Commercial services mainly from 2020 with first functionalities Enhanced mobile broadband in the 3.5 GHz and 700 MHz bands

4G latency on the public network, but reduced latency possible using on-premises mini core network (as in 4G), currently under experimentation

5G core and slicing available from 2022

Collaboration with the future users is essential for the 5G success for the telecom industry to understand the customers technical requirements

to prepare the 5G ecosystem and business models

17

Thank you

18

Appendix

19

The 5G network infrastructure: convergent and IT-ized Distributed networking, computing and storage, enabling new services

Local PoP

(100 to 300)

Regional PoP

(10 to 30)

National Data

Center (1)

4G/5G

PON

4G/5G PON

4G/5G

On premise

Edge server

20

A software infrastructure delivering multiple services

5G offers the possibility to run specialised virtual networks “network slices” on a mutualized physical infrastructure

• slices will be established on demand, in minutes and only with the required functionalities for specific SLAs

• a mutualized infrastructure will cost less than dedicated physical networks

Slicing will enable priorisation and QoS differentiation

Static 4G/5G pre-slicing for 2019/2020

network slices: Virtual Sub-networks pre-programmed to serve specific services using dedicated or shared resources

TABLE RONDE

Débat autour de la 5G

Jean-Louis Demousseau

=> Eric HARDOUIN - ORANGE - VP, Ambient Connectivity Research

=> Merouane DEBBAH - HUAWEI - Director of the Mathematical and Algorithmic Sciences Lab

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