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Ericsson, Nokia and Google make 5G breakthrough on Android 13

Posted on August 26, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Google has successfully completed trials of technology that will allow a single Android device to switch between network slices and connect to multiple network slices at the same time. Network slicing is viewed by operators as one of the biggest revenue opportunities of standalone 5G (5G SA) networks which use an entirely virtualised, cloud-based core network and effectively allows them to section of certain parts of the network for certain applications. Slices can be customised to guarantee a certain speed or latency, and to cover a particular location, enabling industrial, broadcast, healthcare, and public service use cases.
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