Our blog post on ATIS Release-16 webinar has been one of the popular posts so it's no brainer that people will surely find this Release 17/18 update useful as well.
The moderator for this webinar was Iain Sharp, Principal Technologist at ATIS. The following were the speakers and the topics they spoke on:
- Services: Greg Schumacher, Global Standards, T-Mobile USA
- Systems Architecture and Core Networks: Puneet Jain, Principal Engineer and Director of Technical Standards at Intel Corporation, and 3GPP SA2 Chairman
- Radio Access Network: Wanshi Chen, Senior Director,Technology at Qualcomm, and 3GPP RAN Chairman
Here is a summary of the webinar:
In Release 17, 3GPP delivered important updates to 5G specifications to broaden their range of commercial applications and improve the efficiency of networks. 3GPP is now starting standardization of Release 18. This webinar provides an up-to-date view of the completed 3GPP Release 17 work with a particular focus on how the work is expanding capabilities of 5G and enhancing the technical performance of the mobile system.
The webinar will cover:
- The status of 3GPP's work and the organization's roadmap for the future
- The main themes the delivered Release 17 features in 3GPP specifications
- How enhancements to 5G are helping the 5G market proposition (e.g., through new service opportunities, or enhanced efficiency of 5G networks)
The webinar will give a technical overview of 3GPP's Release 17 content and its benefits to 5G networks. It is suitable for people in technical roles and technical executives who want to understand the current state of 5G standardization.
The video is embedded below and the slides are available here:
Glad to see that 3GPP Rel-19 work has already started as can be seen in the roadmap below.
Related Posts:
- The 3G4G Blog: 3GPP Release-17 5G NR Reaches Completion
- The 3G4G Blog: 3GPP Release-18 Work Moves Into Focus as Release-17 Reaches Maturity
- The 3G4G Blog: ATIS Webinar on '5G Standards Developments in 3GPP Release 16 and Beyond'
- Free 6G Training: Transatlantic perspectives on 6G Vision, Roadmap and Development Model
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