Network slicing

Network slicing is a fundamental 5G technology that splits up the network into slices. Each of these can be tailored for a specific purpose and act independently, allowing the network to be more flexible.

Nokia, A1 and Microsoft trial 5G edge cloud network slicing

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IN : EU Digital Decade

Vendor Nokia and Austrian mobile operator A1 say they have completed the first 5G edge cloud network slicing trial with Microsoft.

Telia Norway demonstrates 5G network slicing for Norwegian Armed Forces

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IN : 5G trials

A network slicing trial results in Norwegian Armed Forces’ mobile traffic being separated from other traffic in Telia Norway’s national 5G network, ensuring secure communication.

T-Mobile launches network-slicing beta

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IN : Other

The US-based operator has launched a new beta for developers to test video calling features.

Jio to use network slicing for its FWA service

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IN : Other

The Indian mobile operator says it will use the technology for its home 5G offering.

Deutsche Telekom and Ericsson trial network slicing solution

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IN : EU Digital Decade

The companies have trialled a network-slicing solution that connects to private cloud services.

Telenor Sweden launches new private 5G services

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IN : EU Digital Decade

Together with Nokia, the mobile operator is offering private network and network-slicing products.

Vodafone to use 5G Standalone and network slicing to broadcast UK Coronation

The operator says this will be the UK’s first broadcast on a standalone 5G network.

Orange Belgium deploys Standalone 5G

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IN : EU Digital Decade

Together with partners Ericsson, Nokia and Oracle, the mobile operator is deploying a 5G Standalone core network on a cloud-native architecture.

Vodafone Germany trials network slicing

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IN : EU Digital Decade

The network operator adapted the technology to use its 4G network so it can support more end-user devices.

Nokia trials network slicing with Google

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IN : EU Digital Decade

The two companies trialled the technology using a Google Pixel 6 phone.

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