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5G’s leading use cases in time-sensitive applications since 2017
Ericsson is committed to trialling 5G time-critical use cases with customers and industry partners, including BT and Hyperbat,
Einride and Sweden Telecom, Boliden, ABB, Audi, Fraunhofer IPT DT and Rockwell.
Recently, Ericsson cooperated with Deutsche Telekom and Telstra to successfully demonstrate the advantages of L4S (low
latency, low loss, scalable throughput) technology in reducing the latency of interactive cloud games. L4S is one of the new f
eatures in the Time-Critical Communications toolbox. In addition, Ericsson and MediaTek reached a new milestone and proved
that 5G can provide sustained low latency of 1 millisecond and 99.99% reliability in both uplink and downlink in the millimeter wave band.
Tomohiro Sekiwa, Executive Director and Chief Network Officer of SoftBank, said: “We believe “time-critical communications” are
key to realizing the full potential of 5G. This solution will revolutionize industries such as automotive and transportation. With reliable,
sustained low-time With extended connectivity, 5G can also significantly improve public health and safety, transport efficiency and increase the sustainability of the transport industry.”
Channa Seneviratne, director of technology development and solutions at Telstra, said: “We have been working with our technology
partner Ericsson to continuously improve the customer experience through enhanced network capabilities. “Time-critical communications” tools such as
L4S provide sustained low latency performance, which is critical for applications such as real-time video, AR/VR and cloud gaming. ”
JS Pan, general manager of wireless systems and partnerships at MediaTek, said: “Together with Ericsson, we have demonstrated that 5G can
deliver sustained low latency and high reliability in both uplink and downlink. This key milestone is proof that 5G The most demanding and delay-sensitive
applications can be implemented, such as real-time control of industrial automation systems.”
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