Ericsson 5G Core System

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With the Ericsson 5G Core System we have built an architecture that is highly flexible, modular, and scalable. It supports a much higher degree of programmability and is ready to exist in a cloud-based environment. We help you to quickly react to new challenges and capture any business opportunity that arise.

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Ericsson
5g core
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Feb 15 2017

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A Proven Foundation
Network Applications
optimized for Cloud
Cloud Infrastructure
enabling Distributed Cloud
Network Slices
addressing Industries and new Services
ERICSSON
5G CORE
SYSTEM

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National sitesDistributed
sites
Access sitesDevices /
Local NW
Global sites
Application Cloud
Transport
Cloud Infrastructure
Management & Monetization
Access, Mobility, Network applicationsMobile
Fixed
Network Slices
Automation
Actionable insights
Service optimized
connectivity
Agility
Efficiency
Efficiency
Agility
Scale
Ericsson 5G core system
Key System areas

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Launching 5 new capabilities
National sitesDistributed
sites
Access sitesDevices /
Local NW
Global sites
Network slice
Management
Federated
Network Slicing
Policy & User data
for Network Slices
Distributed Cloud
Network Slices
Application Cloud
Transport
Cloud Infrastructure
Management & Monetization
Access, Mobility, Network applicationsMobile
Fixed
5G Transformation
services

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NTTDoCoMo
Softbank
Singtel
Telstra
Deutsche Telekom
Korea Telecom
SK Telecom
Etisalat
Telia
China Mobile
MTS
Orange
Turkcell
Verizon
AT&T
LG Uplus
Ooredoo
Group
KDDI
28
Signed 5G partner agreements
América Móvil
Vodafone Group
T-Mobile China Unicom
*As of Dec 2016
Alfa
TIM
Far EasTone
Swisscom
Telefónica
Lifecell
Working with
leading markets
5G Use cases possible now
5G Core & Radio Trials in 2017
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Our participation at MWC in Barcelona this year revealed that a steadily growing number of mobile network operators and representatives from various industries are keen to explore the myriad of new opportunities that 5G represents for their businesses. In particular, we found that many are curious to learn more about the role of 5G in Industry 4.0 and other industry transformations, where it enables manufacturing companies leverage automation and data exchange technologies that require seamless communication across industrial processes. Fittingly, the feature article in this issue of the magazine explains how 5G can be used most effectively in the fully-connected factories of the future. We also have excellent articles about the role of distributed cloud in supporting emerging industrial use cases, the necessity of business support systems that can handle IoT use cases, and important technology choices to consider in the design of massive IoT devices. Last but not least, we have included two articles that provide expert guidance regarding two key aspects of 5G deployment. Feel free to share links to the magazine and/or individual articles with your colleagues and other contacts via e-mail or social media. Happy reading!

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1. Ericsson 5g core system launch Feb 15 2017

2. Public | © Ericsson AB 2017 | 2017-02-11 | Page 2 A Proven Foundation Network Applications optimized for Cloud Cloud Infrastructure enabling Distributed Cloud Network Slices addressing Industries and new Services ERICSSON 5G CORE SYSTEM

3. Public | © Ericsson AB 2017 | 2017-02-11 | Page 3 National sitesDistributed sites Access sitesDevices / Local NW Global sites Application Cloud Transport Cloud Infrastructure Management & Monetization Access, Mobility, Network applicationsMobile Fixed Network Slices Automation Actionable insights Service optimized connectivity Agility Efficiency Efficiency Agility Scale Ericsson 5G core system Key System areas

4. Public | © Ericsson AB 2017 | 2017-02-11 | Page 4 Launching 5 new capabilities National sitesDistributed sites Access sitesDevices / Local NW Global sites Network slice Management Federated Network Slicing Policy & User data for Network Slices Distributed Cloud Network Slices Application Cloud Transport Cloud Infrastructure Management & Monetization Access, Mobility, Network applicationsMobile Fixed 5G Transformation services

5. Public | © Ericsson AB 2017 | 2017-02-11 | Page 5 NTTDoCoMo Softbank Singtel Telstra Deutsche Telekom Korea Telecom SK Telecom Etisalat Telia China Mobile MTS Orange Turkcell Verizon AT&T LG Uplus Ooredoo Group KDDI 28 Signed 5G partner agreements América Móvil Vodafone Group T-Mobile China Unicom *As of Dec 2016 Alfa TIM Far EasTone Swisscom Telefónica Lifecell Working with leading markets 5G Use cases possible now 5G Core & Radio Trials in 2017 Ericsson Accelerating 5g First movers are starting 2018

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Dynamic orchestration - Speed, Cost, Efficiency Edge Computing – Low latency services Federated Network slicing – Global reach Policy & User Data – Service integrity Security – Secure access for all devices Transformation services – Enable the evolution
What is it What is new with the systems approach What are the benefits What are our differentiatiors that we want to promote

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