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Industrial-strength 5G: Key issues and impacts seen by a 3GPP insider November 2020 This interview appeared in Venture Beat and is based on a conversation between VB's William Van Winkle and Richard Burbidge, a lead Intel delegate to RAN groups and our former WG RAN2 Chair. The article is a fine explanation of 'how 5G continues to evolve, the role standards play...public vs. private architectures, centralized vs. distributed approaches, the advances in Release 16, and how industrial adopters might best gain from the technology.' |
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5G white paper 2 https://www.ngmn.org/wp-content/uploads/NGMN-5G-White-Paper-2.pdf |
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Update on progress made at TSG CT#87-e meeting Aril 9, 2020 Lionel Morand, gave a brief introduction to the project's work and its organization. In this 30 minute webinar, he also describes CT's work on protocols and workload. He starts the detailed presentation with some background on Release 15, before describing Release 16 stage 3 progress made - at the last Plenary meeting - CT#87-e, in March. |
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5G RAN standards in 3GPP - Release 16 & Release 17 April 9, 2020 Balazs Bertenyi takes us through the highlights of RAN#87-e meeting, in this short webinar. He looks at the impact of COVID-19 and concludes that the early signs are that progress on standards work is holding up and adapting to e-meetings in the best way possible. He discusses the content of Release 16 at delivery and the RAN priorities for Release 17 work. |
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Update on progress: SA#87-e meeting April 9, 2020 In this 30 minute presentation and Q&A, Georg Mayer discusses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the standards setting process and more specifically; the impact it is having on the progress of Release 16 and Release 17. In that part of the presentation, he identifies the probable Rel-17 highlights - for existing feature enhancements and the creation of new features. Georg also introduces the efforts being made by the leadership to help support newcomers to 3GPP, via special sessions at Plenary meetings and a system of mentoring for new delegates. |
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5G Reimagined: A North American Perspective (Issue 2) |
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3GPP 5G – Briefing for Evaluation Groups (19 presentations) http://www.3gpp.org/news-events/3gpp-news/1987-imt2020_workshop |
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5G Americas have a wide selection of new papers available on line...here |
Significant Sources of Presentations and White Papers:
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The most recent ATIS WPs:
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Recent White Papers from ETSI, available from ...here The most recent WPs:
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5G-PPP and 5G-IA |
Recent news is on-line at https://5g-ppp.eu/white-papers/ Papers and Views from the 5G-PPP, include:
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5G Americas regularly publishes White Papers, giving detailed information on the state of play for 3GPP systems uptake in the Americas. Recent titles:
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The GSMA Intelligence unit maintains an extensive database of mobile operator statistics, forecasts and industry reports... https://www.gsma.com/newsroom/gsmai/ See also these GSMA "Industry Programmes": |
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The NGMN Alliance keeps its technical papers here: https://www.ngmn.org/technical-documents.html Titles include:
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Recent reports available at http://scf.io/en/documents/all_documents.php |
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The Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) has a variety of databases and reports available at https://gsacom.com/, including:
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PSCE White Papers are short reports about the public safety communication domain. See https://www.psc-europe.eu/library/white-papers.html for papers on next generation emergancy communications. |
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Latest TCCA endorsed White Papers are at https://tcca.info/broadband/critical-communications-broadband-group/ , Including:
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The ESOA has several Papers on 5G, here: https://esoa.net/5g/
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The Chinese IMT-2020(5G) Promotion Group's White Paper on "5G Vision and Requirements" May 2014 |
Contact for this article: Kevin FLYNN, Marketing and Communications Officer, 3GPP
