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FUlly DisinteGrated private nEtworks for 5G verticals

Project description

Making cloud-native 5G private networks a reality

The EU-funded FUDGE-5G project will create a new generation of world-leading 5G core network technology companies for private 5G networks based in Europe. It will focus on cloud-native 5G private networks by offering a disintegrated environment where components can be deployed anywhere as micro-services (edge, on-premises and cloud). The softwarisation approach will enable the usage of off-the-shelf commodity hardware to deliver additional cost savings, faster deployments and greater adoption for private networks. The consortium has been built around several innovative high-tech small- and medium-sized European vendors for virtualised 5G core and service orchestration solutions.

Objective

FUDGE-5G aims to create a new generation of world leading 5G core network technology companies for private 5G networks based in Europe. FUDGE-5G will make a leap forward in realizing the notion of cloud-native 5G private networks by developing a further enhanced Service-Based Architecture (eSBA) for both control plane and user plane with “decomposed” players of the ecosystem divided into: New Radio (NR) access network infrastructure provider, eSBA platform provider, mobile 5G Core (5GC) provider, vertical application orchestration provider and vertical service provider. The forward-looking FUDGE-5G architecture will also feature “all-Ethernet” 5GLAN (Local Area Network), 5G-TSN (Time-Sensitive Networking), 5G-Multicast and intelligent vertical application orchestration features. The proposed framework enables highly customized cloud-native deployment of private 5G networks. FUDGE-5G will accelerate the (inevitable) shift to a fully software-based 5G core network by offering a disintegrated environment where components, both in control and user plane, can be deployed anywhere as micro-services (i.e. edge, on premises and cloud), being agnostic to the underlying infrastructure. This softwarization exposing 5G NR HW to third parties will enable the usage of off-the-shelf commodity HW to deliver additional cost savings, faster deployments and ultimately greater adoption for private networks. The consortium has been carefully built around several innovative high-tech small and medium European vendors for virtualized 5GC and service orchestration solutions and applications. They will be able to integrate, test and validate their 5G technical solutions over the premium end-to-end 5G NR facility provided by a major European MNO in several innovative use cases for private networks under real-life operational conditions with prominent vertical stakeholders. State-of-the-art eSBA capabilities will be offered by large vendors.

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IA - Innovation action

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(opens in new window) H2020-ICT-2018-20

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Coordinator

UNIVERSITAT POLITECNICA DE VALENCIA
Net EU contribution

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€ 521 261,72
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CAMINO DE VERA SN EDIFICIO 3A
46022 VALENCIA
Spain

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Este Comunitat Valenciana Valencia/València
Activity type
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
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