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5G Industry Application - Differentiate, Synergy and Centralized Operation Dan Chen Senior MEC Director, China Unicom New network demands for 5G industry application - Differentiate, Synergy and Centralized Operation Wide Area Internet of Multi- Smart AR/VR/MR Health Power Vehicles Sites Care City Business Local Area Demand Video surveillance Industrial control Industrial vision Cloud Network • Bandwidth: 4M~12M • Bandwidth: • Bandwidth: 4M~12M • Ultra low latency 80Mbps~500Mbps • latency: <10ms • Local Traffic Redirection • • Wide Converge • LBS(< 1meter) Lossless compression • Cross region connection • Local Traffic Redirection • Encryption protection • L2 Network • • • AI Cloud/Edge Orchestration Cross-region self-service • Unify Operation Differentiation SLA Determinative experience Business Iteration Self-service Network Isolation：Local traffic routing & Network Slicing Latency: 5-15ms Self-service portal for users Requirement dedicate network space Deployment:< 24 hr Function：LBS/Video/AI Availability ：99.9%~99.9999% MEC: On-primise Monitoring, Management Differentiation MEC & 5G Cloud , Edge and Centralized Operation Operator Private Network Network Synergy • Customized private network section under • Central Cloud , Edge and network • Centralized support Capability Synergy public network • Automated operation • • Multi-region support Low latency, High security , • Self-service entry for clients • Edge Computing • 5G ecosystem • End-to-end 2 China Unicom 5G MEC - Low-latency network and high-quality edge computing 5G MEC =（Edge Network + Edge Computing）x Edge Ecosystem x Integrated Service A 5G-based platform over mobile edge network with edge computing capability providing end-to-end ICT services which Product ， are integrated, open, synergy and elastic. It help users to deploy service close to business with better performance and better Definition cost-effective . 01. On-Site:Dedicated Model Edge FW Self-service Portal UPF/ VAS MEP ME-APP Edge L2 /L3 Network DP For 2B customers, to provide "plug and play integrated" dedicated services to meet intact user data for high security requirements. Self-service services is ME_ICT IaaS Edge Server also provided to clients (self-monitoring, self-deployment, self-operation and etc.) Typical scenario：Large factories, mines, hospitals, ports MEPM 5G UPF/D VAS MEP ME-APP Customer P Local Site ME_ICT IaaS Home COTS … Enterprise Aggretate/Access DC 02. Aggretate/Access DC: Shared Model Tenant A Tenant B Tenant C Edge services1 Edge services1 Edge services1 2B or 2B2C customers who need to, share edge infrastructure in a "multi- tenant" way, typically deployed in Aggregate/Access DCs Edge services2 Edge services2 Edge services2 Edge services3 Edge services3 Edge services3 Typical scenario：campus, cloud gaming/XR and other wide-area services 3 China Unicom 5G Private Network - Three Models : Virtual ,Hybrid and Dedicated There are three models for China Unicom 5G private network according to the level of customization: Virtual Product ,Hybrid and Dedicated. They are designed to different type of clients to provide 5G network for specific area Portfolio coverage, specific network transfer, specific security level and user end device management to fit different business scenarios Dedicate Traffic Public Traffic Enterprise Dedicate 5GC 5GC Network 5GC AMF/SMF Enterprise Network Higher Ultra-low bandwidth latency Shared UPF Dedicate UPF/MEC Dedicated UPF/MEC Customization Open on demand Operator Operator Public 5G + Enterprise Slicing Operator + Enterprise Operator Enterprise Public 5G Public 5G Security Virtual Hybrid + MEC Dedicated +MEC Centralized Ops Virtual & Isolated Private Network Isolated Data with Customized network Dedicate network (Shared UPF + Shared 5GC) (Dedicated UPF + Shared 5GC) (Dedicated UPF +5GC Lite) Scenarios: non-specific customers, High-end customization for digital Data privacy, high security wide-area mobility, and stable factory/shop floor, industrial park and requirements, and insensitive bandwidth for specific venues such other data latency requirements, data demand scenarios for coal, Professional Self-Service as stadiums and media users local unloading, relatively capital- steel, energy and electricity Service sensitive demand scenarios 4 Industry Digital Transformation Acceleration by 5G MEC - CNEEB “5 in 1” : Cloud, Network, Edge, End-Device & Business ⑤Business 2B、2C、2H Applications and Ecosystem Partner App & Solutions China Unicom App Enterprise IT/OT SI …… AR/VR 高清视频 机器视觉 CRM OMS WMS ERP Deliver Integration Test Procurement App Solution Enterprise ICT System ICT Integration Service 数采/加载 AGV调度 远程控制 ③Edge Lower-down computing to edge to provide new computing model with ecosystem capability Block Public and Private cloud. aPaaS BigData AI IoT Security Diversification, ①Cloud Chain ④End-Device Multi-cloud orchestration Micro- customization, pan- MEP RDS Cache Big Data service device, intelligent device, UPF computing Storage Network computing Storage Network End-Device Wo-Cloud Other Public Cloud ②Network APP Solution Service App Solution Service Network orchestration with Cloud; Agile, Open, Elastic and efficiency network 5G Operations Platform BSS Network Dedicate RMS Slicing 5G Messge Capability Network OSS 5 China Unicom Intelligence 5G Operation Platform: - The centralized ops platform to support 5G MEC business scaling and replication China Unicom Business Middle Platform Portal（Service Catalog ） Post-sale Pre-sale Integrated with Business Middle Platform for Tenant Order Billing Analysis Product Service Service seamlessly produce go-live and provisioning process O B Centralized IOT Gap-Filling Integrated with IOT management Gateway for SIM S S Mgt Operation 5G Intelligence OperationPlatform S S GW card configuration Centralized OSS Self-Service Integrated with OMC for network service provisioning Marketing Mgt Resource Mgt Service List Monitoring Network Ordering Fault Mgt Metrix Service Config automation Gap-filling NSMF+ integrated with wireless, access, aggregate and CSMF+ NSMF+ MEC Sub-system core for overall network management Value-added Network X X Operation Service Define 2B business model and identify the service Product Product components (Network, computing or value-added Virtual Hybrid Dedicated Vertical 5G Private 5G Private PaaS) and price model Portfolio 5G Private Solutions Portfolio Network Network Network Definition Define unit product and enable ordering and provisioning automation 切 切 切 片 片 片 Enterprise A 5GC Beyond standards, innovation-friendly, enhance Wide Enterprise B network capacity, 2B2C synergy, rich industry solution Coverage applications Network …… 5GC Automated Build-in UPF with Pre-integrated to support plug- Capability MEC MEC MEC L2 MEC Lite Provisioning and-play Shared-MEC Dedicated MEC Industrial Ethernet Highly reliable network Reliable Multi-Tenant Traffic Audit 5G LAN 5GC Lite Differentiated SLA，Hight-reliable 5GC；High- Network Available UPF 6 China Unicom Intelligence 5G Operation Platform: - The platform to support internal operation and external self-service Country-wide 5G centralized platform for 5G MEC/Private Network in unified operation, centralized support and client self-service 5G Intelligence Operation Platform Centralized Operation Client Self-Service OSS2.0 cBSS2.0 Alert Business mgt Service mgt Oder & Billing Self-Ops Central Monitoring Business Product Config Marketing Monitoring My product Monitoring Service Middle Management Ordering Bandwidth Fault report Platform Fault Mgt My ordering Oder Mgt Resource Map Business Mgt Product Resource Tickets System My Billing UE ACL Mobile Network Deployment Mgt Mgt Support Report Support resource Billing Mgt Usage report VM Mgt Center ESB Billing Support internal operation：Seamlessly integrated with Support external self-service ：Dedicated for client with the Business Middle Platform and OSS2.0 with the capability capability for on-site support to provide end-to-end support Pre-sale Middle-sale Post-sale 7 Case Sharing ：MEC/Private Network for Coal Mining – Reliability/Safety/Security Requirement Shanxi China Unicom & PangPangTa Coal mine Reliability Requirement： 5G system for coal mining should be able to network independently and run independently in case of the external network failure or disconnection Intelligent Coal Mine Project China Coal Mining Communication Safety/Security/Reliability Standard PangPangTa Coal mine introduction: • Capacity>10,000,000 tons/year • First China Coal Mining Standard Pilot project • More than 100 kilometers, combined mining face >300 Meters。4 combined mining face Intelligent Coal Mine Ecosystem Architecture June 17th ,2020, China Security Standard Center released Coal mining 5G - 5G is one of the core infrastructures Communication system sfety technical requirements（Pilot）. 5G system for coal mining should be able to network independently and run independently，In Environmental Communication Driverless/AGV/Re case of the external network failure or disconnection，The system should be monitoring applications applications（Call, mote Control （Sensor data is able to operate safely, independently and steadily，to ensure reliable and stable Internet, video, AR, VR, etc） （Ground included） transmitted wirelessly） wireless communication and data transmission. I is to meet the relevant Coal Communication Control Sensor provisions of safety isolation on the well; Mining Ecosystem Data: mine equipment Machine intelligence：AI+Security connection and management, monitoring、AI+People positioning、 Typical business scenarios for the coal industry： industrial network data analysis AI+Production
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