The Next Generation Mobile Networks (NGMN) Alliance announced its newly launched activities on 5G Trial & Testing, End-to-end Architecture and Vehicle-to-X. The Alliance highlights its commitment to ensure successful 5G development, testing and standardisation in the coming years.
Throughout the year, the NGMN Alliance has provided industry-wide 5G guidance based on its requirements around 5G radio access, architecture, vertical services, security and spectrum. The NGMN Board – CTOs from leading international operators – has now agreed on significant new additional work-items for the coming years and discussed those with the NGMN Partners at the Forum meeting last week:
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Throughout the year, the NGMN Alliance has provided industry-wide 5G guidance based on its requirements around 5G radio access, architecture, vertical services, security and spectrum. The NGMN Board – CTOs from leading international operators – has now agreed on significant new additional work-items for the coming years and discussed those with the NGMN Partners at the Forum meeting last week:
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