5G Architecture

Welcome to “Complex Made Clear” – where we take the intimidating, untangle the technical, and make the complicated feel conquerable. In this series, we break down complex topics into digestible,…

Welcome to “Complex Made Clear” – where we take the intimidating, untangle the technical, and make the complicated feel conquerable. In this series, we break down complex topics into digestible,…

Network slicing’s primary benefit is its capacity to divide various business functions into separate, logical network segments. These segments, or network slices, can be customized and optimized for the specific…

A Telia initiative, the NorthStar 5G network is enabling leading enterprises in Sweden to develop and test new differentiated connectivity solutions, particularly for autonomous vehicles and active safety systems. AstaZero…

. In this blog post, we will explore why Network Core as a SaaS is the key to unleashing the full potential of 5G.

The benefits of Dish’s open RAN, cloud-powered 5G network are ‘tremendous,’ providing the company with a path to rapid upgrades, says Dish CTO Eben Albertyn. ‘But it’s not for everybody.’

Overcoming latency in 5G platforms is crucial for unlocking its full potential in real-time applications like autonomous vehicles, remote surgery, and AR/VR experiences. While 5G promises significant latency reduction compared to previous generations, several technical challenges remain. This blog discusses some ways to tackle these challenges. 

the need for efficient bare metal provisioning has become increasingly crucial. Bare metal servers, with their dedicated hardware resources and customizable configurations, offer a powerful solution for a wide range of workloads. In this blog post, we’ll explore the key questions to address before embarking on your bare metal provisioning journey.

The global wireless industry faces a challenging future in 2025. Companies must navigate a climate of layoffs and uncertainty while developing technologies that could render their own jobs obsolete.

The RAN Intelligent Controller (RIC) plays a central role in the Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN) architecture. This software-defined component acts as the brain of the network, optimizing and controlling RAN functions.