Consumer expectations and demands for quality of service (QoS) from network service
providers have risen as a result of the proliferation of devices, applications, and services. An …

As the idea of a new wireless communication standard (5G) started to circulate around the
world, there was much speculation regarding its performance, making it necessary to carry …

Network slicing is predetermined to hold up the diversity of emerging applications with
enhanced performance and flexibility requirements in the way of splitting the physical …

Newly devised fifth-generation (5G) and sixth-generation (6G) networks next-generation
networks are extremely secure, low latency, dependable, and versatile. These next …

Abstract Fifth-generation (5G) wireless networks are projected to bring a major
transformation to the current fourth-generation network to support the billions of devices that …

The research and development (R&D) and the standardization of the 5th Generation (5G)
mobile networking technologies are proceeding at a rapid pace all around the world. In this …

The next generation of mobile communications, 5G, is expected to enable global economic
output of USD 12.3 trillion by 2035. This would be achieved by applying 5G networks not …

Network slicing is an emerging area of research, featuring a logical arrangement of
resources to operate as individual networks, thus allowing for massively customizable …

6G networks are expected to provide instant global connectivity and enable the transition
from “connected things” to “connected intelligence,” where promising network slicing can …

Network slicing, as a key 5G enabling technology, is promising to support with more
flexibility, agility, and intelligence towards the provisioned services and infrastructure …