NECOS Industrial Workshop lightning talk by Gustavo Correa (CPqD)

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5G technology will connect the world through a wireless infrastructure and multifunctional platform using multiple spectrum bands to meet various requirements and use cases. 5G enables innovations like mobile network architecture evolution towards cloud RAN and network virtualization. It utilizes a 5G core, network slicing to partition resources, and multi-access edge computing to help reduce latency, which is important for applications like AR/VR. Optical transport networks will be essential for 5G given maximum transport distances of 20 km.

Technology

5G
IMT-2020 Vision
(Rec. ITU-R M.2083-0)
A Wireless infrastructure to
Connect the World

Multiple spectrum bands
requirements and use cases

Max 20 km
Transport Network Requirements
Optical transport networks will be essential

Technology Trends related to 5G
HW/SW Disagregation and White
Box Hardware
• Telecom Infra Project (TIP)
• OpenRAN
• OpenCellular (white box)
• Open Optical Packet Transport
• Voyager (white box)
• Odyssey-DCSG (white box)
• ORAN Alliance
• Linux Foundation Open Source
Networking Projects
• Open Networking Foundation (ONF)
• AT&T white box 5G router specs

Openbox Microwave
OpenRAN 5G NR
OpenRAN
vRAN Fronthaul
WiFi
OpenCellular
CrowdCell
mmWave Networks
Open Optical &
Packet Transport
AI & Machine
Learning
End-to-end
Network Slicing
OSS/BSS BoF*
Edge Computing
Edge Application Developer
Power and
Connectivity**
Core
Plataforma de Comunicações Sem-Fio - Gustavo Correa Lima – gcorrea@cpqd.com.br
TIP Projects

Plataforma de Comunicações Sem-Fio - Gustavo Correa Lima – gcorrea@cpqd.com.br

Optical
Monitoring
Inside Plant
Outside Plant
Intelligent
Management
End-to-End CPQD TIP CL CPQD

OpenRAN
Site location
Tower
RRU (outdoor)
Lab (building #2)
DU & CU
˜300m

Gustavo Correa Lima
gcorrea@cpqd.com.br
(19) 99162-3513

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