Five Trends Enabled by 5G that will Change Networking Forever
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This document discusses 5 trends enabled by 5G technology: distributed cloud, Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR). It describes how each trend will require high-speed, low-latency networks with network automation. A distributed cloud architecture is needed to place computing resources at the edge of the network to meet latency and mobility requirements of these new applications. Open source networking and standardization will be important to realize this vision.
Five Trends Enabled by 5G that will Change Networking Forever
- 1. Five Trends Enabled by 5G That Will Change Networking Forever Dr. Jan Uddenfeldt, President & CEO, jUTechnology (Innovator, Entrepreneur, Board Advisor to Startups)
- 2. My Background • Love Creating Disruptive & Innovative Technology - Wireless– from day 1 (Digital Cellular GSM) - 2G/3G/4G, Bluetooth, Open networking (Ericsson CTO) - Android Smartphone (Sony Mobile CTO) • Advising Startups & Large Companies in Silicon Valley - 5G - IoT - Cloud - AI - VR/AR
- 3. Evolution of Mobile Computing Credit: Blippar
- 4. The “G”ourney so far Requirements & Network Reality Voice Calls Low Speed data 5G 4G 3G 2G Separate Voice & Data Networks Web/Data/Emails TCP/IP Video/Social Media SDN/NFV New World of Apps (IOT, Cloud, AI, AR, VR) Open Source Software Network Implica0ons Requirements Trend
- 5. So … what is the next big thing? DISTRIBUTED CLOUD Driven by 5 Technology trends 5G IOT AI VR AR
- 6. 5G network, 5G radio , 5G applications Open Source Networking Virtualization & Cloud SDN/NFV with Automation 5G Radio 5G Network 5G Applica0ons 10x Higher speed (above 10 Gbps) 10x Lower Latency (below 1 ms) New bands above 20 GHz + + Use Cases beyond Mobile Fixed Wireless for Residential New Enterprise Verticals A whole new world that will mandate an automated network
- 7. IOT – The number & data impact Connec0ons per Minute & Zbytes of data are the biggest network challenges
- 8. IoT Technology & Network Implications • Low Power Wide Area (LPWA) - Consumer Devices such as “stand-alone” Wearables with 10 years life - Enterprise IoT sensors for Smart Asset tracking, Smart Cities, Retail, Transportation • NB-LTE (3GPP IoT technology) - Low Speed (<300 kbps) and low power transmission in attractive frequency bands below 1 GHz - Leading technology for LPWA IoT since operators worldwide will deploy it in existing base stations Low Latency & Network Automa0on are MANDATORY
- 9. The VR/AR Market by 2020 Augmented/Virtual Reality to hit $150 billion disrupting mobile
- 10. AI/VR/AR Use Cases 1. Conversational UI using Natural Language Interaction 2. Face recognition 3. Autonomous driving 4. Regionalized AI services with Location and Personality 5. PlayStation VR, Oculus (avoid sea-sickness symptoms) 6. Online gaming VR 7. Augmented Reality interaction with real mobile environment 8. And many more High Speed, Low Latency & Automated SoMware Defined Network
- 11. The Need: A Distributed Cloud 1. In a 5G world distributed cloud is to have a data center at the edge virtualizing e.g. Central Office and Base Station 2. Capacity and Latency performance critical 3. Mobility meets Virtualization 4. Local hubs for orchestration and analytics will be needed including location and personality Note, there are other names being used for this trend. – eg Mobile Edge Compu0ng/Mul0-‐access Edge Compu0ng
- 12. Today: OPEN NETWORK = NEW TELECOM 1. Open Network Projects such as ONAP, OPNFV .. proves that leading international carriers (AT&T, China Mobile ..) agree that Open Source is a fundamental way forward for networking 2. Traditional Standardization Forum such as 3GPP and ETSI are as important as ever in standardizing Network Protocols and Access Technology. 3. Together Open Network and Standardization will create the future
- 13. Future of Open Networking & Telecom 1. Closer relation between OPEN NETWORK AND TELECOM STANDARDIZATION . 2. Better HARMONIZATION between different ON groups - Common foundation in LF & other organizations - Better Re-use between groups 3. More focus on e2e and conceptual products in open networks