The Relationship Between Big Data and 5g

Date: Oct 28, 2022

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Abstract: The upcoming 5G, by increasing the connection rate, enhances the perception of "internet of people", and also promotes the active creation of data by human beings. On the other hand, it is more for the "Internet of Things". Including low latency, massive terminal connections, etc., are the needs of IoT scenarios.




Q: What is the relationship between big data and 5G?



A: The upcoming 5G will improve the perception of "Internet of people" by increasing the connection rate, and also promote the active creation of data by human beings. On the other hand, it is more for the "Internet of Things". Including low latency, massive terminal connections, etc., are the needs of IoT scenarios. 5G stimulates the development of the Internet of Things, and the Internet of Things stimulates the development of big data. The strength of all communication infrastructure is paving the way for the rise of big data.





Q: In the 5G era, where will cloud computing come from?



A: In the 5G era, cloud computing will still occupy a dominant position, and more Internet, mobile device hardware, and IoT manufacturers will transform into cloud computing manufacturers. On the contrary, if the cloud computing market wants to expand its scale, it will not only be limited to providing cloud computing. At the solution level, migrating the original client-side software to the cloud will create more opportunities for IT companies in the industry. Any Internet company that is prepared can find new opportunities in the vents and become a cloud-based technology company. Comprehensive Internet company. 5G will be the driving force behind the development of cloud computing.



Q: What network modes and frequency bands do 5G mobile phones need to support?



A: China Mobile recently released the "Guidelines for 5G Terminal Products", which undoubtedly clarifies China Mobile's requirements for 5G terminal products and defines the future direction of research and development for the industry. The guidelines show that in the mode frequency band, mobile phones need to support at least 5 modes (NR/TD-LTE/LTEFDD/WCDMA/GSM), and 5G data terminals (such as CPE) support at least three modes (NR/TD-LTE/LTE FDD) ), support n78/n79, recommend n3/n8/n41.




Q: What are the three major vertical markets for 5G?



A: According to the "5G Progress Survey" released by Ericsson recently, the 2017 annual report pointed out that many operators have accelerated their preparations for 5G. 78% of the respondents are conducting 5G tests, and another 28% 5G will be deployed next year. Among them, the focus of operators is no longer limited to individual users, but began to look for opportunities in enterprises and vertical markets. The three vertical markets for 5G are media and entertainment, automotive, and public transportation. At the same time, IoT will play an important role in driving the development of 5G, with healthcare, energy and utilities considered the most promising areas for 5G deployment. As the corresponding technologies for 5G are deployed and tested on the platform, the opportunities to innovate, invent and launch new products and services will be endless.



Q: What is the relationship between SDN/NFV and cloud computing in 5G?



A: The relationship between SDN/NFV and cloud computing in the future 5G can be compared to the relationship between "point", "line" and "plane". NFV is responsible for virtual network elements, forming "points"; SDN is responsible for network connections, forming "points". All these network elements and connections are deployed in a virtualized cloud platform, and cloud computing forms a "surface".