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Where some 5G networks may be built from the ground up, most carriers will transition from 3G/4G networks to the new technologies by adding on to their existing networks rather than starting from scratch. One component for doing this is SRv6 Segment Routing, providing both a flexible and scalable method of source routing. SRv6 Service Engine simplifies the deployment of 5G network infrastructure and makes it easier to scale and move services to the network edge by delivering Segment Routing over IPv6.

With the increasing acceleration in the network disaggregation in 5G networks, MEC and Open RAN have become critical in the deployment of virtualized network functions at the radio edge networks. At Interop 22, Lanner will be showcasing its latest network hardware solutions designed for MEC, Open RAN and SD-WAN. Come visit our Booth #5Y21, from June 15~17th, 2022.

As enterprises migrate their services to the cloud to improve efficiency, digitalization transformation creates new cyber vulnerabilities from edge to cloud networks. To build a scalable, consolidated network security architecture that integrates flexibility in security measures and simplicity in management, at RSA 2022 Lanner provides a complete range of network security appliances deployed in distributed enterprises and branches, industrial network edge and telecom infrastructure.

5G is anticipated to unlock the new business models that will enable operators to create new revenue streams, made possible by virtualizing the edge so that diverse networking and service delivery models can be available. Recently successful applications include consolidated branch networking via uCPE/SD-WAN, Open RAN via pole-mountable network appliance and edge cloud computing via MEC Server. To drive the 5G edge network computing and accelerate time-to-market, Lanner will join the Big 5G 2022 to showcase its latest network appliances designed for uCPE/SD-WAN and Open RAN. Drop by and visit Lanner booth at #109 at Austin, USA from May 16 to May 18.

Implementation of AI-based Smart City applications at the edge is crucial in mission-critical applications that require real-time data processing and low-latency response. For example, the AI-powered machine vision system at the factory edge network can process the vision data analytics, deep Learning Inference and relearning, resulting in immediately improving the flaw detection accuracy, without streaming large volumes of data to the cloud that lead to higher overheads in network bandwidth and power consumption.

OpenRAN is anticipated as the next revolution for Radio Access Network (RAN) infrastructure, and considered as an optimal solution to enhance capacity and coverage, while reducing latency caused by escalating growth of data on the 5G network. OpenRAN solutions offer flexibility and scalability through the disaggregation of hardware and software, and the utilization of Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) hardware.

Organizations and enterprises are increasingly requiring an edge networking platform that not only prioritize end-user experience, holistically manage their WAN and LAN for automated management, and integrate high-level security features. AIOps (artificial intelligence for IT operations) are multi-layered technology platforms that automate and enhance IT operations through analytics, machine learning, and artificial intelligence – can handle these digital transformation issues.