Intel fuels the development of 5G new air interface standard networks

It is understood that a few days ago, Intel, Ericsson, and China Mobile cooperated to announce and display the first 5G new air interface interoperability of different vendors that meet the 3GPP independent networking standard, which has brought great impetus
to the development of 5G new air interface standard network.

The 3GPPR155G New Air Interface Independent Networking (SA) standard provides the user plane and control plane based on the 5G New Core Network (NGC) for the 5G New Air Interface.
Non-standalone (NSA) new air interface and independent networking new air interface share the same physical layer standards
.
This IoDT interoperability is an important milestone achievement
of the 5G new air interface SA standard towards commercialization.

The three partners took the lead in conducting the 3GPPSA-compliant 5G New Air Interface Interconnection Test (IoDT) at Ericsson's Beijing laboratory, demonstrating that cross-vendor data transmission was achieved at 100MHz bandwidth in the 3.
5GHz band, and the test system used Ericsson's 5G new air interface base station and Intel 5G mobile test platform prototype
.

With the acceleration of the 5G landing process, related manufacturers have also begun to make efforts to layout the 5G industry, although Intel is not too competitive in the 3G and 4G era, but Intel in the 5G era has been at the forefront
of the industry.