Date: 19th November
Time: 4pm UK Time
Around the world, 5G rollouts are gaining pace, but early deployments are giving us just a glimpse of its transformative potential. The challenge for the communications industry now is to accelerate 5G, to make sure initial non-standalone launches are a success and then leverage the capabilities of standalone 5G to deliver a new generation of services, from mobile streaming 8K video to untethered, augmented reality and beyond. The future of 5G seems limitless and many new industries are eager to explore its benefits, but with 5G still in its infancy, they are asking, “How can we test the real-world scenarios of a network that currently only sees a small fraction of its future usage?”
Join Omdia Principal Analyst James Crawshaw, Appledore Principal Analyst Francis Haysom and Spirent’s Head of 5G Strategy Stephen Douglas, as they explore the challenges service providers, enterprises and researchers face as they transition from early 5G deployments to initial launches of standalone 5G. Learn how network digital twins create a replica of 5G networks, devices and user activity to validate 5G network functions in conditions that closely mimic real-world environments. Our expert panel will also explain how digital twins help accelerate 5G technology development and validate business cases in new vertical segments for both the telecom industry as well as other industries.
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Speakers:
James Crawshaw, Principal Analyst, Service Provider Operations and IT – Omdia
Francis Haysom, Partner & Principal Analyst – Appledore,
Stephen Douglas, Head of 5G Strategy – Spirent Communications
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