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International 6G Symposium India

We are excited to be Supporting Partner and part of the INTERNATIONAL 6G SYMPOSIOUM on 16-17 October in New Delhi, IndiaNew Delhi, India. NGMN will sign a MoU with Bharat 6G Alliance at a prominent government event on 16 Oct in New Delhi in presence of Minister.

Our CEO Anita Döhler will share NGMN’s view and recommendations on “Standardization plans for 6G”.

Join her and other industry leaders on:

17 Oct 10:15-11:15 SESSION 5: STANDARDIZATION PLANS FOR 6G

(Objective: Standards leaders to discuss standards roadmap and future directions)                                                         

Register now and find all the details on the agenda and speakers here.

Access our latest publications here.

We invite interested industry players to become part of our endeavour. 

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Automation and Autonomous System Architecture Framework – Phase 2

NGMN outlines framework for autonomous networks
based on AI 

 

The mobile communications industry has been provided with new guidance on the building blocks needed for autonomous networks that encompass Artificial Intelligence (AI) thanks to the publication of NGMN’s ‘Automation and Autonomous system Architecture Framework – Phase 2’, released today.  

The latest updates provide guidance and direction on the use cases, requirements, and architectural principles to embrace interoperable, multi-vendor and standards-based autonomous networks that will help to manage the increasing complexity of the evolving 5G Advanced ecosystem.  

“AI has huge potential to revolutionise the way we plan, build, operate and maintain networks, the services we offer and our ability to respond rapidly to customer needs,” said Arash Ashouriha, Chairman of the NGMN Alliance Board and SVP Group Technology at Deutsche Telekom. “This publication provides a further foundation for the mobile industry to move forward together by developing and embracing a standards-based approach to autonomous networks.”  

This framework outlines architectural considerations for enhancing operational capabilities through AI and Machine Learning (ML), enabling operational capabilities beyond typical human response times amid growing networking complexities, while guiding standards development organisations in delivering a more customised, user-centric experience. 

“With the ever-increasing complexity of networks and the move towards disaggregated and cloud-based architectures, it is more fundamental than ever that we manage that complexity by introducing AI at all levels of our networks and operations,” said Michael Irizarry, Member of the NGMN Alliance Board and Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, UScellular. “UScellular is proud to have led this activity working alongside our partners at NGMN. We strongly encourage the industry to adopt this guidance when developing the industry standards that are necessary to ensure autonomous networks can be delivered through open and interoperable standards.”  

The autonomous system architecture framework is intended to serve as guidance in the development of inter-operable and market enabling specifications, for the continuing advancement of an automated and self-adaptive 5G ecosystem of heterogeneous access, virtualisation, forward-looking service enablers and emerging usage scenarios.  

 

Topics covered in the publication include: 

 

  • Management of complexity 
  • Network, service and device evolution 
  • Autonomous System Management and Orchestration and the role of Large Language Models (LLMs) 
  • Co-operative technologies and processes 
  • Use cases 
  • Security and privacy 
  • Role of industry standards 

 

The publication can be downloaded from here

The publication was developed with input from across the industry, with NGMN’s membership comprising operators, vendors, and research institutions. This collaboration enables NGMN to offer strong guidance on key industry issues, driving progress on today’s most important topics, including NGMN’s Strategic Focus Topics: Mastering the Route to Disaggregation, Green Future Networks, and 6G. NGMN encourages all stakeholders across the value chain to join the Alliance in this endeavour. 

Further information and all NGMN publications can be found on the website at ngmn.org. 

 

 

About NGMN Alliance 

 

The NGMN Alliance (NGMN) is a forum founded by world-leading Mobile Network Operators and open to all Partners in the mobile industry. Its goal is to ensure that next generation network infrastructure, service platforms and devices will meet the requirements of operators and ultimately will satisfy end user demand and expectations. The vision of NGMN is to provide impactful industry guidance to achieve innovative, sustainable and affordable mobile telecommunication services for the end user with a particular focus on Mastering the Route to Disaggregation / Operating Disaggregated Networks, Green Future Networks and 6G, whilst continuing to support 5G’s full implementation. 

NGMN seeks to incorporate the views of all interested stakeholders in the telecommunications industry and is open to three categories of participants/NGMN Partners: Mobile Network Operators (Members), vendors, software companies and other industry players (Contributors), as well as research institutes (Advisors). NGMN invites all parties across the entire value chain to join the Alliance in these important endeavours. 

 

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Automation and Autonomous system Architecture Framework – Phase 2

The mobile communications industry has been provided with new guidance on the building blocks needed for autonomous networks that encompass Artificial Intelligence (AI) thanks to the publication of NGMN’s ‘Automation and Autonomous system Architecture Framework – Phase 2’, released today. 

The latest updates provide guidance and direction on the use cases, requirements, and architectural principles to embrace interoperable, multi-vendor and standards-based autonomous networks that will help to manage the increasing complexity of the evolving 5G Advanced ecosystem. 

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GSMA M360 APAC 2024

We are excited to be part of the GSMA M360 APAC 2024 on 01-02 October In Seoul.

Advancing Digital Nations with AI​.

Our CEO Anita Döhler will share NGMN’s view and recommendations on “AI IN NETWORK AUTOMATION, ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND “BEYOND 5G”.

 

Join her and other industry leaders on:

02 Oct 07:45 – 09:30 Roundtable “Navigating the Next Frontier: The Role of NTN in the Future of Global Telecommunications”
02 Oct 11:45-13:00 Session 1 of DXAF AI Summit “AI Network Transformation and Generative AI”

 

Register now and find all the details on the agenda and speakers here.

Access our latest publications here.

We invite interested industry players to become part of our endeavour. 

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FutureNet Asia 2024

NETWORK AUTOMATION & AI, DEFINING THE ROADMAP FOR THE TELCO OF THE FUTURE

FutureNet Asia brings together the region’s leading telco execs to discuss the strategic & commercial priorities in today’s digital world and the considerations for the future of the network. Join 400+ individuals at the leading APAC event focused on telecoms network automation & AI.

Register now and enjoy early bird Vendor rates and free registration for CSPs!

 

 

 

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FUSECO Forum 2023

Going Beyond 5G

The industry-oriented event mirrored the state of affairs for 5G, lessons learned from the initial 5G operator rollouts, and the standardization refocusing on non-public/campus networks.

Towards 6G – Drivers and State of Play – in her keynote “6G Drivers, Building a Sustainable Route to 6G”, our CEO Anita Döhler shared NGMN’s vision and design considerations for 6G, building on and extending beyond our existing 5G ecosystem, with the imperative need to deliver value to end-users and simplifying network operations.

NGMN issued three 6G publications: Vision & Drivers, Use Cases & Analysis, Requirements & Design Considerations, continuing now with the collaborative work on E2E requirements.

 

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5G Network Automation – Latin America

UScellura Technology Advocate and NGMN contributer Sebastian Thalanany talked about our 𝗡𝗲𝘁𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗼𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗔𝘂𝘁𝗼𝗻𝗼𝗺𝘆 𝗶𝗻𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 and outlined the importance of embracing autonomous systems, the framework that NGMN has developed to describe autonomous networks and the next steps we take to accelerate the development of relevant standards.

Get access to all recorded sessions here.

Read our latest Autonomous Networks publication here.

 

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FUSECO Forum 2023

Going Beyond 5G

The Innovation Potential of the Emerging Campus Networks Ecosystem and Present Steps Towards 6G.

The industry-oriented event mirrors the state of affairs for 5G, lessons learned from the initial 5G operator rollouts, and the standardization refocusing on non-public/campus networks.

Register now!

 

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FutureNet World

3 – 4 May, 2023 – London
NETWORK AUTOMATION & AI, DEFINING THE ROADMAP FOR THE TELCO OF THE FUTURE
Join FutureNet to discuss the strategic & commercial priorities in today’s digital world and the considerations for the future of the network.
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The Linux Foundation and NGMN Collaborate on End-to-End 5G and Beyond

Frankfurt, Germany, May 10, 2021: The Linux Foundation and the Next Generation Mobile Network Alliance (NGMN), today announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for formal collaboration regarding end-to-end 5G and beyond.

NGMN’s mission is to provide impactful industry guidance to achieve innovative and affordable mobile telecommunication services for the end user, placing a particular focus on Mastering the Route to Disaggregation, Sustainability and Green Future Networks, as well as on 6G and the continuous support of 5G’s full implementation.
This mission is complementary to the efforts of the Linux Foundation’s LF Networking and LF Edge umbrella projects, as well as others like LF Energy operating within the telecom, IoT, and networking spaces.

Creating and providing open, scalable building blocks for operators and service providers is critical to the industry adoption of 5G and beyond. Therefore, the collaboration between NGMN and the Linux Foundation will focus on end-to-end 5G architecture and beyond 5G. Specific areas of alignment may include sustainability, network automation and network autonomy based on Artificial Intelligence, security, edge cloud, virtualization, disaggregation, cloud native, and service-based architecture, to name a few.

“We very much look forward to a mutually inspiring and beneficial collaboration with The Linux Foundation. Open Source is gaining increasing relevance for the strategic topics of our Work Programmes such as Mastering the Route to Disaggregation, Green Future Networks and 6G. We are delighted to partner with The Linux Foundation to jointly drive our mission for the benefit of the global ecosystem”, said Anita Doehler, CEO, NGMN Alliance.

“We are thrilled to be aligning with such an innovative, industry-leading organization,” said Arpit Joshipura, General Manager, Networking, Edge and IoT, the Linux Foundation. “Integrating NGMN’s expertise across pivotal areas like Disaggregation, Green Future Networks, cloud native, automation, and early work on 6G into LF Networking’s 5G Super Blueprint initiative is a natural next step for the industry.”

The Linux Foundation’s vision of harmonizing open source software with open standards has been in effect for several years, including collaborations with ETSI, TMF, MEF, GSMA, the O-RAN Alliance, and more. NGMN also maintains longstanding co-operations with all of these organisations. The alignment between The Linux Foundation and NGMN represents the latest in a long-standing effort to integrate open source and open standards across the industry.