Network slicing is a key enabler of 5G and beyond networks to satisfy the diverse quality of
service (QoS) requirements of different services simultaneously. In network slicing, radio …

Traditional cellular Radio Access Networks (RANs) are associated with significant costs and
low agility due to proprietary hard-and software resulting in vendor lock-ins. Open RAN …

High reliability and specific, application-driven requirements are the reason for the growing
importance of private 5G networks or campus networks, which can be configured and …

Network slicing envisions the 5th generation (5G) mobile network resource allocation to be
based on different requirements for different services, such as Ultra-Reliable Low Latency …

The energy grid is facing a paradigm shift away from traditionally centralized electricity
generation towards dis-tributed renewable energy resources. These so-called Smart Grids …

The 5th generation of mobile communication networks (5G) introduced the concept of
network slicing for enabling multiple, diverging service types by providing virtually …

Mission critical applications in domains such as Industry 4.0, autonomous vehicles or Smart
Grids are increasingly dependent on flexible, yet highly reliable communication systems. In …

Increasing automation of industry verticals and frequently changing production cycles
require a high level of production line modularity and are locally accompanied by frequently …

The shift towards renewable energies is increasing communication demands, particularly in
novel energy grid architectures. One such approach is the concept of cellular energy …

Mission critical applications in domains such as Industry 4.0, autonomous vehicles or smart
grids are increasingly dependent on flexible, yet highly reliable communication systems. The …