Analyst Angle Video Interview: Strategy Analytics’ Susan Welsh de Grimaldo Talks with Intel’s Dr. Geng Wu

End-to-end network slicing holds promise as the key to unlocking new business opportunities with 5G to drive revenue growth. So exactly how will service providers benefit from slicing? And how can they overcome technical challenges? Check out the Interview by Strategy Analytic’s Susan Welsh de Grimaldo with Intel’s Dr. Geng Wu below.

Analyst Angle Video Interview: Intel’s Dr. Geng Wu on 5G Network Slicing, Part 1

Dr. Wu discusses how to approach network design in a new way to be the next generation platform for future innovation and service delivery

Analyst Angle Video Interview: Intel’s Dr. Geng Wu on 5G Network Slicing, Part 2

Types of parameters for network slices, potential number of slices and aggregation of slices: Dr. Wu discusses standards processes, implementation and deployment issues, iterative learning process taking into consideration both technical and business case issues.

Analyst Angle Video Interview: Intel’s Dr. Geng Wu on 5G Network Slicing, Part 3

Business and technical challenges related to network slicing to be worked on before commercial 5G deployments, including the challenge of how to find sweet spots and address implementation issues seamlessly with other industry partners as End-to-End (E2E) becomes more heterogenous with new kinds of “ends”.

Analyst Angle Video Interview: Intel’s Dr. Geng Wu on 5G Network Slicing, Part 4

Dr. Wu discusses the need to implement network slicing with dynamic network resource allocation to preserve efficiencies gained with virtualization (essentially putting resources into one big pool).

Analyst Angle Video Interview: Intel’s Dr. Geng Wu on 5G Network Slicing, Part 5

More work to be done in standards to set parameters across slice/service type and service differentiators to deliver on global federated network slicing.

Analyst Angle Video Interview: Intel’s Dr. Geng Wu on 5G Network Slicing, Part 6

To build on the solid technical foundation, Intel’s “call to action” to accelerate and expand ecosystem partnerships with service providers and different industries to work on reducing complexities and getting business models to work

Missed the webinar? Watch the replay here.