Keynote: 5G is Now
summary
Declares 5G as already rolling out and demands distributed, programmable intelligence from device to edge to core, with concrete targets and tech: connected cars need to cut round‑trip latency from ~15 ms to 1 millisecond with 99.99% reliability; connected vehicles and factories produce up to 4 TB/day and 1 PB/day respectively; drones cut Airbus inspections from two hours to 15 minutes; retail shrinkage is a $1T problem (US $42B) where every 3% inventory accuracy raises revenue 1%; software and tools named are DPDK open sourced 2013, now moving to the Linux Foundation and OPNFV release four, plus ASIC/FPGA accelerators with a common programming interface.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 4:28GENERAL PURPOSE TECHNOLOGIES
- 5:185G: A TRANSFORMATIVE FORCE
- 8:00THE WORK IS NOW
- 18:13NETWORK SLICING FOR DIVERSE SERVICES NEEDS
- 19:54ORCHESTRATION & MANAGEMENT FOR FLEXIBLE NETWORKS
- 23:40OPEN SOURCE & STANDARDS FOR PROGRAMMABLE NETWORKS
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