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Alepo's Converged Core is an industrialized solution that enables service providers to deploy private 5G networks for enterprises. The solution enables a host of industrial use cases that need to support a small number of subscribers. Alepo's self-contained Converged Core enables an end-to-end 5G network, letting enterprises swiftly implement their networks using the 5G standalone (5G SA) deployment mode. The 3GPP-compliant solution includes the network core, Subscriber Data Management (SDM), Authentication Function (AUSF), Unified Data Management (UDM) + Home Subscriber Server (HSS), Unified Data Repository (UDR), converged Policy Control (PCF + PCRF), and other key network functions. In addition, Alepo has formed strategic partnerships with technology leaders to deliver a complete solution to deploy private 5G networks (PNI-NPNs and SNPNs), especially for small and medium businesses. With its Converged Core, Alepo has been an early mover in 5G implementation. Alepo has several 5GC projects being deployed globally, many of which are already live. Download the solution brief to understand the workings of private 5G and how Alepo's Converged Core enables this emerging technology: https://bit.ly/3RWqfp9 #5G #IR4 #Private5G #Private5GNetworks #Telecoms #privatecellular

Operators are making massive network investments to roll out 5G. No doubt, 5G provides a huge opportunity for innovative ideas, services, and business models. But what revenue streams will ensure that CSPs can swiftly derive ROI? The consumer segment holds massive monetization potential, from high-speed offerings to last-mile connectivity. Operators can leverage data to provide unique and personalized experiences. Private networks have the potential to revolutionize the enterprise segment. They will help transform business operations and support a host of advanced use cases across industries. Operators can build a diverse ecosystem of partnerships, supported by new B2B, B2C, and B2B2X business models. Finally, building dedicated slices will help optimize the use of network resources, benefiting both the customer and service provider. How can telcos get the most out of these revenue sources and how can the 5G Core help? Read the full blog post: https://www.alepo.com/5g-revenue-streams-for-telcos/

Mobile technology is already an indispensable part of operations across industries, and 5G will be revolutionary. Network slicing lets business customers enjoy 5G connectivity to meet their unique business specifications. Network slicing will enable operators to meet the diverse needs of business verticals, such as manufacturing, retail, supply chain management, healthcare, and more. It means they can deliver high-bandwidth communication to one, ultra-reliable communication to another, extremely low-latency communication to a third, and so on. Network slices are beneficial for a host of use cases. Consumer networks can provide enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB) to high bandwidth users. Logistics companies can track and manage their fleets in real-time. Connected vehicles can be effectively isolated from other services to ensure safety. The possibilities are limitless. A robust 5G core solution like Alepo's lets operators create, manage, and accurately charge for different slices. Read the full blog post to understand more about how network slicing works, its benefits, and detailed use cases: https://bit.ly/3thUlcJ #5g #networkslicing #5Gmonetization #5gcore #telecom #AI #iiot

5G networks are still not fully implemented, but industry experts have started working towards this next-generation wireless network - 6G. This video discusses 6G technology, including its potential capabilities, applications, and challenges.

Cellular Vehicle-To-Everything (C-V2X) technology enables telecom operators to support dynamic V2X services. 5G Core helps leverage the next-gen capabilities of cellular-V2X.

New technologies in telecommunications are emerging at an exceptional rate. It is necessary for telecom operators to quickly adapt to the new trends to remain competitive and relevant in the market. 2023 will be a transformative year and will bring multiple challenges for the operators considering the competition to deploy 5G networks, implement smart facilities with thousands of connected devices, and increase network complexities. In this video, Alepo lists the top five trends that telcos should focus on in 2023 to survive the competition, accelerate service innovation, and maintain low costs and good profitability.