China Paves The Way For Virtual Telecom Operators
Delaine Sokolski <[email protected]> Mon, 4 Dec 2023 05:48:38 -0800 (PST)
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Further supporting telecom operators to seize opportunities afforded by 5G,= China Mobile recently teamed up with Huawei and other partners to publish = the 5G New Calling Technical White Paper. This resource provides a roadmap = to guide operators in developing their 5G capabilities to optimize voice an= d video calls and deliver a variety of new applications. These include 5G U= HD video calls, intelligent translation, smart customer service, remote col= laboration and content sharing. China paves the way for virtual telecom operators Download https://urllio.com/2wI4Wl With telecom operators in MEA collectively building the infrastructure and = solutions necessary to make exciting 5G services and innovations possible f= or consumers, businesses and industry, CMI will continue to work with partn= ers across the region to help build an ecosystem for a smarter and more con= nected future. The independent regulatory body had agonised for months over whether it had= the legal authority to approve or reject a merger of two telecom operators= , and the possible legal liability it could face depending on how it procee= ded. The telecoms regulator should move quickly ahead with such a consolidation = plan if it's really under consideration, and could even consider such a pla= n if it hasn't yet. Doing so would send a strong signal that the big state-= run carriers could ultimately be demoted to simple network owners and opera= tors. That would pave the way for a vibrant field of more entrepreneurial a= nd innovative private companies to offer services under a series of reforms= now in the pilot program stages. Telecom operators stand to benefit immensely by taking part in the metavers= e. Through this virtual environment, they can enhance customer experience, = monetize investments through adjacent services and increase operational eff= iciency. But more uniquely for telecom operators, the metaverse presents a distinct = opportunity to play a more assertive role in the metaverse value chain. Alo= ngside technology giants and online game developers, telecom operators can = leverage emerging technologies such as 5G, edge cloud, analytics and artifi= cial intelligence (AI) so that they are no longer relegated to the role of = pipe provider but are paving the way to becoming cocreators of the metavers= e. Indeed, we are already starting to see telcos around the globe recognize= this potential. A wealth of product, customer and asset data will reside with telecom opera= tors within the metaverse, while their legacy retail and distribution capab= ilities will also provide a range of customer- and operations-related insig= hts. As we move into the metaverse, vast amounts of critical data will be proces= sed. With enterprises and telecom operators coming together in new ways, it= is critical that both privacy and security are prioritized. As operators chart the course to 5G and migrate to software-based, virtuali= zed networks, their visibility and analytics infrastructure must follow sui= t. This is where network packet brokers (NPBs) become critical. Many operat= ors are choosing to have this technology in place just to handle the rising= traffic volumes leading up to 5G; those that do will be that much more rea= dy for the next generation. As operators chart the course to 5G and migrate to software-based, virtuali= zed network infrastructures, their visibility infrastructure needs to follo= w suit. To find out more, contact your Extreme Networks representative and = view these Packet Broker resources: 6G networks are expected to be even more diverse than their predecessors an= d are likely to support applications beyond current mobile use scenarios, s= uch as virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR), ubiquitous instant communicat= ions, pervasive intelligence and the Internet of Things (IoT).[11] It is ex= pected that mobile network operators will adopt flexible decentralized busi= ness models for 6G, with local spectrum licensing, spectrum sharing, infras= tructure sharing, and intelligent automated management underpinned by mobil= e edge computing, artificial intelligence (AI), short-packet communication = and blockchain technologies.[12][13][14][15] eebf2c3492