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ZTE verifies 5G dynamic resource deployment

By Sarah Chen
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ZTE announced it has become the first vendor to complete high-layer tests of experimental network equipment prototypes as part of phase II of China’s national 5G technical network architecture tests.

The company was able to verify functions including base functions of split central unit/distributed unit architecture, dynamic resource deployment and dual-connectivity mobility. The testing phase also included verification of basic wireless network architecture and functions.

During the high-layer test of experimental wireless network prototypes, ZTE used its cloud-ready central units as well as a one-click new radio system with central unit-distributed unit split architecture.

The verification follows air interface tests as part of phase II of the IMT-2020 Promotion Group’s China 5G Technology Research and Development Trial.

In these tests ZTE showcased a range of products including virtualized core networks. Connectivity tests were conducted with instrument and chip vendors, and the company also conducted lab and field tests. Testing results met the key performance requirements for 5G networks.

“The 5G technical testing organized by the IMT-2020 (5G) Promotion Group plays an important role in 5G development, and is critical in promoting 5G key technologies, verifying 5G solutions, and supporting the freezing of a unified 5G standard,” ZTE GM Bai Gang said.

“ZTE will continue to fully engage in phase III work.”

Questions & Answers

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Which specific 5G architecture features did ZTE verify during the high-layer tests?

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ZTE verified base functions of a split central unit/distributed unit architecture, dynamic resource deployment, and dual-connectivity mobility. The testing also covered basic wireless network architecture and functions, using cloud-ready central units.

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What kind of equipment did ZTE use for its high-layer experimental wireless network prototype tests?

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ZTE utilised its cloud-ready central units and a one-click new radio system that features a central unit-distributed unit split architecture. This was part of phase II of China’s national 5G technical network architecture tests.

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What was the significance of these tests for 5G development, according to ZTE's GM Bai Gang?

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Bai Gang stated the tests are important for 5G development, crucial for promoting key technologies, verifying solutions, and supporting the establishment of a unified 5G standard. ZTE plans to participate in phase III work.

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