New solutions leveraging Verizon’s 5G network
summary
Verizon and AWS place Wavelength servers inside Verizon edge sites so applications run within the 5G network, claiming sub‑10 ms round‑trip for edge-hosted services versus ~70–100 ms over the public internet. Tests show ~1.8 Gbps per device today with 3–4 Gbps soon and 8–9 Gbps targeted, 10 TB/km² capacity and up to 1M devices/km². A game‑streaming stack (Orion) runs on AWS Wavelength, onboarded in a day and a half, streaming Doom from the edge with imperceptible lag.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 14:07AWS Wavelength capabilities
- 30:39Project Orion game streaming
- 37:48Future applications and Q&A
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