ZTE - 5G Pioneer

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5G Network Capability Exposure Outlook

As an important way of digital transformation for operators, capability exposure has always been one of the key research and investment directions in the industry. With the commercial deployment of 5G network, 5G capability exposure has also been put on the agenda. What 5G network can provide are hot research topics, including the capabilities, application scenarios, and capability exposure deployment and development.

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ZTE Full-Scene UPF, Simplified and On-Demand

5G Core is the brain and hub of the network, providing users with key functions such as user access, authentication and authorization, policy control, network slicing, and capability exposure. Based on the service-based architecture (SBA) and cloud native, ZTE's fully converged Common Core product is intended to provide industry-leading full-scene product solutions for future-oriented service evolution and meeting requirements of IoE (Internet of Everything).

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ZTE releases Common Edge White Paper to share its insights on MEC

31 October 2019, Shenzhen China – ZTE Corporation (0763.HK / 000063.SZ), a major international provider of telecommunications, enterprise and consumer technology solutions for the Mobile Internet, today has released Common Edge White Paper to introduce its fully-convergent edge cloud platform, Common Edge. ZTE’s Common Edge solution includes an MEP capability exposure platform, a lightweight edge cloud, a full range of edge-oriented servers, and edge acceleration.

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Large-Scale Deployment of MEC Accelerates 5G Construction of Guangdong Mobile

With the rapid increase of digital and intelligent power requirements for terminals, the cost of terminals increases rapidly. On the one hand, terminals need to move their power to the cloud due to power consumption, cost, and space limitations. On the other hand, the cloud computing power cannot meet the service requirements with high real-time requirements, and makes services move to the edge.

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ZTE Probes into the User Data 5G Evolution Solution

The evolution from 4G to 5G cannot be achieved overnight. In the early stage and medium stage of 5G, due to the coverage problem, 2G/3G/4G network will coexist with 5G network for a long time.

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Build new IP interworking gateway offices to promote the deployment of IMS in all networks

Gateway offices in existing communication networks are set by operators separately, and are responsible for external interworking of their own networks.

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Hebei Mobile and ZTE Successfully Complete the Verification Test of Cloudified Core Network Disaster Recovery

With the coming of the commercial age of the core network in China Mobile for the first time, the NFV-lization, centralization, and large-scale network has been fully used.

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5G Standards are Becoming Mature with Smooth Development of R16 and R17

In June 2019, 3GPP TSG#84 plenary was held in Newport Beach, USA. 3GPP Rel-16 Stage 2 was frozen on schedule. Stage 3 is expected to be frozen in March 2020. 3GPP Rel-15 is the first version for standalone deployment that can be used for commercial use.

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ZTE MEC Provides the Wireless Network Capability to Explore Bigger Value of 5G Network

MEC (Multi-access Edge Computing), which is an edge cloud platform, provides a new network architecture through the collaboration of the operator network (the data plane function is a key point). It uses the wireless access network to provide IT services and cloud computing functions for the nearest telecom users, thus creating a carrier-class service environment with high performance, low latency and high bandwidth, so that consumers can enjoy high-quality service experience.

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5G Messaging for the 5G Era

2019 is the first year of 5G commercial. As of June 2019, 5G commercial networks have been deployed by 54 telecom operators in 31 countries and 5G services have been provided by 35 operators in 20 countries.

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