1. What Is 5G?

5G is the fifth generation of cellular technology. It is designed to increase speed, reduce latency, and improve flexibility of wireless services. 5GSoftware brings you 5G technology which features a theoretical peak speed of 20 Gbps, which is much higher than the 1Gbps speed of 4G. It is virtualized, software driven, and technically superior to earlier cellular technologies including 4G. 5G does not center on particular properties but provides higher connectivity by exploiting high level technologies(like cloud computing) to provide a more user friendly and world class experience directly to clients.

2. What is 5G technology?

5G guarantees lower latency, which may improve the performance of business applications as different digital experiences (such as on-line gaming, videoconferencing, and self-driving cars).5G is not only important because it has the potential to support millions of devices at ultrafast speeds, but also because it has the potential to transform the lives of people around the world.

1. Improving accessibility Improvements in 5G technology can help make life better. With significant advances in autonomous vehicle technology possible with 5G, It Creates the potential for people to have new levels of personal and professional freedom. Connected appliances can help automate tasks around the house, which can not only improve personal convenience but also help those who need assistance with everyday tasks.
2. Extending the reach of mobile broadband: 5G can power technology well beyond what current mobile technology permits. Thanks to its speed and bandwidth, 5G promises to make significant improvements in 3D holograms, virtual reality and augmented reality, creating opportunities to connect people and improve the lives of far more users than ever before.
3. Improving safety, health and security: Access to 5G technology promises to improve mission-critical services that affect the safety and security of services today. Opportunities include smart cities with 5G in public spaces, the potential for remote surgery, better traffic control and many other applications that depend on nearly instantaneous response time.

3. What Markets do you plan to focus on?

Typical deployment scenarios include:

• Airports: Asset tracking, airline staff private communications, plane to gate data transfers
• SMEs: Local wireless coverage within a building for data and IOT, and voice from 2021
• Retail: Inventory tracking, mall security and management, point of sale terminals
• Healthcare: Secure, localized communication for staff, while sensitive records can remain on-premise
• Oil & Gas: Localized wireless networks on rigs, exploration sites

4. When will 5G be available and how will it expand?

5G service is already available in some areas in various countries. These early-generation 5G services are called 5G non-standalone (5G NSA). This technology is a 5G radio that builds on existing 4G LTE network infrastructure. 5G NSA is faster than 4G LTE, but the high-speed, low-latency 5G technology that industry has focused on is 5G standalone (5G SA). It should be commonly available by 2022.

5. What is the real-world impact of 5G technology?

5G innovation will usher in a period of improved organization, execution and speed for clients. In medical care, 5G innovation and Wi-Fi 6 networks will enable patients to be observed through associated sensors that continually convey information on key well-being markers, for example, pulse rate, oxygen saturation and circulatory strain. In the automobile business, 5G joined with ML-driven calculations will give data on traffic mishaps, allowing vehicles to have the option to share data with different vehicles and elements on streets, for example, traffic signals and dynamic speed limit restrictions.

These are only two industry uses of 5G innovation that can enable better and, more secure encounters for clients. The possibilities are limitless.

6. What are the key benefits of adopting Cloud Native computing architecture and technologies for 5G?

Agility: Micro-Services and container-based applications are optimized for changes in application design.
DevOps: Cloud-native applications allow the automation of operational processes such as scaling, monitoring, self-healing, redundancy and high availability with great efficiency.
Resiliency: Cloud-native applications are architected with explicit attention to resiliency. The loosely coupled quality of microservices architectures, for example, ensures that the degradation of one microservice has minimal impact on other microservices.
Portability: Because cloud-native applications are container-based and abstract away dependencies on their external environment, they are more easily transported across different environments than other types of applications.
Efficient resource usage: The lightweight quality of containers allows them to be rapidly destroyed and created leading to improved operational efficiency, and cost savings.
Orchestration: Moving to containerized microservices provides the ability to orchestrate the containers such that separate lifecycle management processes can be applied to each service, allowing for each service to be versioned and upgraded separately.

7. What are the main components of the service framework enabling 5G Service Based Architecture (SBA)?

The main components of the service framework are:
Registration: Implemented based on a service registry which is a database of available (currently active) services and their reachability. Services are registered in the registry once they are activated, and deactivated on deregistration. A service consumer can query this database (the registry) to find available services and how to access them.
Authorization: The authorization of a service is required in order to control whether a service can be called by other services.
Discovery: A service consumer queries for a specific service in the service registry. The service registry responds to several available services and shares their addresses to the consumer.

8. What are 5G configurations and how are they deployed with earlier generations?

5G has two different types of configurations in the network,:

• Standalone Configuration (SA): Only one radio access technology is used with three 3GPP defined variations: Option 1, Option 2 and Option 5.
• Non-standalone Configuration (NSA): Allows for the combination of multiple radio access technologies (LTE and 5G NR) with three other 3GPP defined variations: Option 3, Option 4 and Option 7.

9. What are the main business drivers for the adoption of Cloud Native technologies in 5G for operators?

From the mobile service providers' perspective, Cloud Native technologies provides a path to cost optimization. It allows them to automate the operation and deployment while still providing high service availability based on common (and relatively cheap) infrastructure.

10. What are the new network functions added in 5G architecture while comparing with predecessor technologies?

In addition to similar functional nodes as in 4G architecture, 5G adds

• NEF: Network Exposure Function to support the exposure of NF capabilities and events
• NRF: Network Resource Function to support service discovery and maintains the NF profile of available NF instances and their supported services

1. What is the best small cell or gNB to buy that will work with 5G Software.com?

For customers in the USA, the Baicells Nova-436q or the Accelleran E1000 are flagship products supporting the CBRS band 48 spectrum. We have also completed interoperability with Airspan and, Blinq Networks.
In the future, we are looking to complete interoperability with the following vendors.

2. What MEC vendors does 5GSoftware core work with?

3. Where can I buy 5G Spectrum in the US and abroad ?

For spectrum, in the US, you can work with an FCC- approved SAS provider (currently Amdocs, CommScope, Federated Wireless, Google, or Sony). Outside the US, spectrum can be purchased from a regulator or via a partnership with a local mobile network operator.

4. Where can I buy small cells or gNB ?

Various web stores have access to CBRS radios in the US. Websites like Baltic Networks, Winncom Technologies, and DoubleRadius sell 5G small cells. additionaly, you can engage with vendors like Nokia, Ericsson, or Samsung.

5. Any reference place where I can get SIM cards?

We are planning to use smartjac.biz

6. Can any device connect to my 5Ge network?

No, only devices that have a SIM card for your network registered in 5GSoftware as a company will be able to connect. In the US, most smartphones produced in the last 2 years support the CBRS band. You can use the website GSMArena.com to check if a device supports your band. Simply go to the site, plug in the device model, click on the “expand” button in Network, and see if your device supports the CBRS band.

7. Can the 5G network I build via 5GSoftware be used for voice calls as well?

No. The current version of 5Software only supports. We have plans to bring IMS in 2021.

8. With your 5GSoftware core, can I roam with larger service providers?

Although technically feasible, it requires additional administrative and legal services as well as deployment and fulfilment of certain technical requirements. We encourage customers to contact us with their precise needs, so we can deploy an appropriate solution.

9. What is the call flow for 5G Registartion, used by 5GSoftware?

10. What is the call flow for 5G Service Request is used in 5GSoftware.com?

11. What is the call flow for 5G PDU Session Establishment used by 5GSoftware.com?

12. Explain Pictorial magic of 5G ?

13. Does 5GSoftware require any firmware or hardware upgrades?

No, you can take the code in executable format and run in your own Amazon Web Services development or do it via our Amazon Web Services option or Hosting.

14. How does your software upgrade work?

This is done automatically for all production sites. On your Dashboard, click on your profile -> Upgrades and see the latest update on new features every month.

15. What is the 5G architecture for Service Based Interface?

16. Can you explain 5G Reference Points?

17. Can you explain 5G Data Storage Architecture?

18. Can you explain SMS over NAS Architecture in 5G?

19. Can you explain 5G Location Services Architecture?

20. Can you explain 5G Protocol Stacks?

21. Can you explain 5G User Plane Stacks?

22. Can you explain 5G RAN Architecture?

23. Can you explain NF Service Framework?