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5G, mobile cloud, and wireless intelligence are combining to
provide powerful network capabilities with flexible and agile
network architecture that can be efficiently managed.
Wireless Tech in action
To deploy massive indoor small cells, automated
and simple operations are a must.
Huawei’s new intelligent LampSite solution can
greatly shorten deployment duration through self-
configuration and self-awareness.
At the same time, it can also enhance user
experience by surrounding traffic detection and
the automated optimization of cell configuration
such as cell splitting and cell merging to simplify
operations.
In the future, with the development of
automated capabilities, the network can
continuously enhance operating efficiency and
make things simple.
MM is a typical product in the 5G era with
powerful capabilities and flexible configuration in
various scenarios.
To achieve the best network performance, our
wireless intelligence pattern tuning solution can
adaptively select the most suitable parameter
combination. For example, if a sports event is
happening, most people are probably in concreted
areas. MM would adaptively change to a narrower
beam to improve capacity and respond to the
number of users. After the event finishes, it will
change back to wide beam to improve coverage.
In addition, mobile networks also have the
capability for self-learning to understand which
patterns have better KPIs and user experience,
so eventually the network can achieve best
performance by running on the best configuration.
The next phase of wireless intelligence is
to explore more possibilities with big data and
machine learning.
We can logically split each cell into thousands
of virtual grids and each grid can store all wireless
parameter data from the control plane, user
plane, and management plane, both in real-time
and also from historical data. With all this data,
networks can understand real scenarios more
accurately and network resources can be used
more efficiently.
The wireless intelligence solution for smart
carrier aggregation ensures the device is always
on the best carriers with multi-dimension input.
And that’s just the beginning. We’re linking
more data and characteristics into virtual grids to
build a unique network fingerprint. We can thus
imagine new capabilities and applications. For
example, as hotspots become less predictable,
wireless intelligence can automatically predict a
possible instant hotspot and call for a new mobile
site, such as UAV, to set up, self-configure, and
self-optimize with the whole wireless network, thus
meeting traffic requirements in advance. That’s an
intelligent network.
Another case in the near future, is achieving a
sub-meter level positioning with a unique network
fingerprint to achieve 10 times greater accuracy
than GPS, both indoors and outdoors, which
will enable new applications such as interactive
mobile gaming with AR.
Our understanding of wireless intelligence is
just starting. But, we will step up R&D investment
to bring more innovation to our customers. I
believe this intelligent brain will make our wireless
networks smarter, more flexible, agile, and
efficient, and it will far exceed our expectations of
the future.
5G, mobile cloud, and wireless intelligence are
combining to provide powerful network capabilities
with flexible and agile network architecture
that can be efficiently managed. This will help
operators achieve more commercial success, with
“Everyone on Mobile, Everything with Wireless,
and Every Industry plus Wireless”.
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