Open RAN
Open RAN is an emerging approach in the context of 5G networks. Unlike the closed RAN model, Open-RAN enables a flexible and interoperable infrastructure. It is based on open standards and interfaces, allowing different vendors to independently develop components such as base stations and software. Open-RAN promotes competition, reduces costs, and enables innovation in the telecommunications industry. It also promises easy integration of new technologies like virtualization, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence to enhance the performance of 5G networks.
All articles about Open RAN at a glance:
Enhancing Energy Efficiency for 5G Campus Networks
The future of industry lies in 5G campus networks, yet the energy demand poses challenges for operators. Discover how innovative approaches and artificial intelligence contribute to making 5G campus networks more efficient and reducing energy costs.
1&1 is lagging behind in 5G network expansion
1&1 is preparing to set up a fourth German mobile network - but with a delay. (Source: 1&1) By the end of the year, 1&1 should have built at least
Open RAN – ray of hope or legend?
Open RAN is designed to ensure interoperability between different manufacturers (Source: Telefónica) Last but not least, the boycott of Chinese suppliers by a number of industrialized countries has promoted the
Two billion euros approved for anti-Huawei projects
With Open RAN, transmitting and receiving technology from different manufacturers can be used. (Image: Erich Westendarp / Pixabay) The open architecture Open RAN is supposed to enable more freedom of
