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.

Telefónica and Ericsson complete 5G network slicing demo

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The companies have also agreed to share their findings with the GSMA and the wider industry.

Nokia and Proximus conduct 5G network slicing trial

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Nokia and Belgian operator Proximus tested the technology at the Proximus 5G Innovation Lab in Brussels.

Deutsche Telekom: 5G network now has over 5,000 antennas in 3.6 GHz

The German operator also says their 5G services are available in over 200 cities.

Vodafone UK and Ericsson trial on-demand 5G network slicing

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The two companies say the trial is the first of its kind to take place in the United Kingdom.

VEON announces ‘Always-on’ system using network slicing technology

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The company says this new network will ensure financial services can continue to operate when mobile voice and messaging services are suspended.

Ericsson and Deutsche Telekom conduct global network slicing trial

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Ericsson describes the trial as a “breakthrough” proof of concept.

Welcome to the third phase of the 5G Observatory!

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As 5G moves from launch to growing deployment the site is evolving to reflect new policy goals and new market priorities.

Telia and Nokia launch standalone 5G in Finland

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Telia has launched a standalone 5G network with its partner Nokia.

FarEasTone and Ericsson complete 5G network slicing trial

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Taiwanese mobile operator FarEasTone and Ericsson have announced that they have successfully completed a network slicing trial.

Vodafone launches standalone 5G network with Porsche

German carrier Vodafone has launched a standalone 5G network at Porsche’s research and development centre in Weissach, Germany.

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