iJOIN at MWC2015 #5GPPPMWC

iJOIN is present at Mobile World Congress in “EU 5G Research – 5G PPP / 5-Alive project” booth with a demo showing the concepts of:

  1. RANaaS implementation: The RANaaS platform implements an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) model where resources are provided on a “as a Service” paradigm;
  2. Novel network management algorithms: The RANaaS concept provides an optimal split of the RAN functions between the mobile network and the cloud taking into account cloud-computing and mobile network parameters.

The demonstrations presented on this stand show the results of EU research projects that have already started work on the 5G solutions and the 5G-PPP will now build on these results to develop new concepts and standards and to quickly evolve towards technology trials.

Indeed, the EU and the European ICT industry have launched a new 5G Infrastructure public-private-partnership (5G-PPP) to invent, develop, implement and demonstrate a new 5G infrastructure for wide-scale deployment by 2020. The 5G infrastructure will offer radically new solutions for network throughput, energy efficiency, cost, availability, reliability, and connectivity for billions of people and devices.

The demo leaflet can be downloaded here.

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Dr. Peter Rost NEC Labs Europe Heidelberg, Germany email: Peter.Rostneclab.eu

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement no FP7-317941