Course Overview
In this course, Larry Horner, a Senior Systems Architect and Principal Engineer at Intel, traces the evolution of G networks. The course explores the pros and cons of utilizing different Gs in potential use cases and the concepts of disaggregation and virtualization in networking, emphasizing control/user plane separation, scalability, the shift from hardware to software-based deployment, and how this enables the adoption of private 5G networks.
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Chapter Overview
This video outlines the evolution of G networks from 1G to 5G and discusses the unification of global standards by organizations like 3GPP, ensuring cross-border compatibility. The advantages and disadvantages of utilizing the different Gs in potential use cases is also discussed.
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