Energy Efficiency - Booklet 

Energy Efficiency is one of the most critical issues affecting the prospects for successful deployment of 5G. This compact, informative report begins by outlining the original requirements for 5G, both in terms of performance and energy efficiency. it then goes on to cover the most promising avenues for achieving outstanding 5G efficiency - the optimal management of base stations (e.g. through the advantageous use of sleep modes), spatial multiplexing, beamforming, improved battery life, reduction of energy consumption by auxiliary equipment and increased hardware efficiency.
Authors: Fabrice Clari, Eva Fadil, Lisa Pourcher, inno-tsd

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CloudScape Brazil 2019 - Booklet

Position Paper n.1 - 5G Business Models and Opportunities for SMEs as savvy providers of 5G applications and services

Focus Area: 5G, SMEs, emerging business models, network function virtualization and service orchestration, network slicing.
Authors: John Favaro, Trust-IT services and Vice-Coordinator of Global5G.org; Jacques Magen, Interinnov and Chair of NetWorld2020 SME Working Group; Nicola Ciulli, Nextworks and Co-chair of the NetWorld2020 SME Working Group

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CloudScape Brazil 2019 - Booklet

Position Paper n.2 - Mission Critical Communications – Towards 5G, Pre-commercial Procurement and the Integration of Satellite Communications

Focus Area: Mission-critical communications; public protection and disaster relief (PPDR); pre-commercial procurement for PPDR; integration of satellite in 5G
Authors: Stephanie Parker, Trust-IT Services and Coordinator of Global5G.org  

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Benchmark - 5G in the US

Part of a broader activity that is mapping of 5G deployments across the globe, this Benchmark - 5G in the US - explores 5G from diverse perspectives.
These include the 5G market in the US, including key market trends, applications, and driving forces. The benchmark also assesses the implementation roadmaps of key vendors, challenges and comparison with other countries.

Authors: INNO - Partner of Global5G.org  

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Benchmark - 5G in China

China is one of the first countries in the world to launch 5G. The deployment of 5G is an important growth opportunity for the Chinese economy, as well as an essential tool to drive innovation across vertical industries and market sectors as diverse as automotive, transport, logistics, energy and utilities monitoring, security, finance, healthcare, industrial automation and farming, which are all highly important for China. This benchmark is a multi-faceted investigation into the 5G landscape in China as part of a suite of international reports coordinated by Global5G.org. 

Authors: 
Fabrice Clari, INNO and Global5G.org partner
Lisa Poucher, INNO and Global5G.org partner
Editors:
John Favaro, Trust-IT and Deputy Global5G.org coordinator 
Stephanie Parker, Trust-IT and Global5G.org coordinator

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Benchmark - 5G in Japan

This report aims at analysing 5G deployment in Japan. As it was the case for 3G, the ambition of Japan is to be a leading country in 5G networks deployment. 
Today, Japan occupies the fourth position in the global 5G race. Tests in several cities have already been implemented, but mainly with other telecommunication actors or in specific conditions such as in stadiums, in trains or in cars. The next step will be to focus on the security of Japanese citizens’ telecommunication system. 5G in Japan focuses on areas where there is potential for creating new applications and markets: automotive and public transport, smart manufacturing and cybersecurity, wireless cloud-based office and healthcare. 
Read more in the Booklet linked below. 

Authors: 
Fabrice Clari, INNO and Global5G.org partner
Lisa Poucher, INNO and Global5G.org partner
Editors:
John Favaro, Trust-IT and Deputy Global5G.org coordinator 
Stephanie Parker, Trust-IT and Global5G.org coordinator

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