Keynote: 5G as Platform for Innovation and the Role of Open Source in the 5G Network Evolution
summary
Ericsson and Verizon position 5G as a platform that must deliver low-latency use cases like V2X and mixed reality (10–20 ms targets), industrial robotics and global remote surgery, while supporting massive IoT at low cost. They describe building cloud-native, containerized CNFs and NFV on OpenStack NFV, pushing compute to the edge cloud, and using network slicing for isolation. Open source plus 3GPP standards supply code and interfaces, but fragmentation and interoperability gaps force prioritizing deployable reference architectures and multi-vendor testing.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:45Mark Olson
- 3:23What is the difference between 5D and 5G
- 7:41Software Defined Networking
- 10:24Open Source and Standards
- 14:00Verizons Perspective
- 17:28Challenges
- 21:06Questions
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