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Beyond private 5G networks: applications, architectures, operator models and technological enablers
Mickael Maman1, Emilio Calvanese-Strinati1, Lam Ngoc Dinh1
1Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CEA, Leti, Grenoble, France.
This study introduces new operator models for 5G private networks, crucial for smart factories. These models enhance deployment, operation, and resource management for reliable, low-latency industrial applications.
Area of Science:
- Telecommunications Engineering
- Network Architecture
- Industrial IoT
Background:
- Private networks are essential for 5G and beyond, enabling smart factories with improved resource deployment and flexible usage.
- 5G private networks provide agile solutions for services with strict reliability, latency, and re-configurability requirements, addressing governance and ownership challenges.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present a novel approach to operator models tailored for 5G and beyond private networks.
- To apply these models to various network architectures and use cases involving mixed private-public network governance.
- To identify key enabling technologies for 5G private networks.
Main Methods:
- Development and application of novel operator models for 5G private networks.
- Analysis of different network architecture options and use cases.
- Identification of enabling technologies, including spectrum allocation, channel measurements, and monitoring tools.
- Consideration of optimization strategies for service placement, network slicing, and orchestration.
Main Results:
- Proposed operator models are applicable to diverse network architectures and governance models.
- Key enabling technologies for 5G private networks have been identified.
- Deployment strategies involve pre-deployment analysis (spectrum, channel measurements) and during-deployment validation (monitoring tools).
- Optimization opportunities exist at various network levels (service placement, slicing, radio access, edge computing, core network).
Conclusions:
- Novel operator models are crucial for effectively managing 5G private networks in industrial settings.
- A comprehensive approach considering spectrum, deployment, monitoring, and optimization is necessary for successful 5G private network implementation.
- These models support flexible resource management and address heterogeneous constraints for smart factory applications.
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