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Figure 1: Transport network architecture. The color coding indicates the four different domains: RAN, Transport, Mobile core, Control and observability, and Management and orchestration. TIF represents a cross-domain function between RAN and Transport (the latter via the Transport control and observability).

Mar 21, 2018 | Magazine

Enabling intelligent transport in 5G networks

Figure 1: The Industry 4.0 maturity index

Feb 15, 2018 | Magazine

Industrial automation enabled by robotics, machine intelligence and 5G

Figure 1: Analytics and policy-driven automation: closed control loop

Feb 07, 2018 | Magazine

Open, intelligent and model-driven: evolving OSS

Figure 1: Prioritized data streams to meet QoS demands

Jan 26, 2018 | Magazine

5G network programmability for mission-critical applications

Figure 1: E2E approach to security and identity

Nov 21, 2017 | Magazine

End-to-end Security Management for the IoT

Magazine cover

Oct 15, 2017 | Magazine

Ericsson Technology Review, Issue 2/2017

Figure 2: Scalable OFDM numerology for NR

Jul 24, 2017 | Magazine

Designing for the future: the 5G NR physical layer

Figure 1: A 60-second video with quality variations and a three-second stall in the middle

Jun 27, 2017 | Magazine

Video QoE: leveraging standards to meet rising user expectations

Figure 1: 5G network and function ecosystem

Apr 21, 2017 | Magazine

DevOps: fueling the evolution toward 5G networks

Figure 1: Key challenges (in gray) and approaches to addressing them (in pink)

Apr 06, 2017 | Magazine

Tackling IoT complexity with machine intelligence

Figure 1: Cloud security compliance landscape with OpenStack as cloud infrastructure management system and OpenDaylight as network controller

Mar 22, 2017 | Magazine

Securing the cloud with compliance auditing

Magazine cover

Mar 07, 2017 | Magazine

Ericsson Technology Review, Issue 1/2017