Keysight P8900S LoadCore - Core Network Solution
Highlights
- Simulate UE behavior in 5G deployments: network slicing, multi-access edge computing (MEC) low latency and offloading, video optimization
- Perform service quality validation with subscriber modeling, multiplay traffic generation, and quality of experience (QoE) measurements
- Validate complex scenarios for service-based architectures
- Enforce and validate multiple user-plane Quality of Service (QoS) characteristics per flow or session
- Control test traffic mix and intensity using network objectives to independently manage control- and user-planes
- Scale up to millions of subscribers and conduct performance testing with complex call models to emulate realistic subscriber behavior and network stress conditions
- Generic licensing scheme offers flexibility to grow with your needs and fit your budget; future-proof and pay-as-you-grow, protecting initial investment
- Available for deployment on all major public clouds, including AWS Marketplace (both BYOL and PAYG options)
The deployment of 5G networks is enabling enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) services with higher data rates, increased capacity, and ultra-low latency. In addition to transforming user experiences, 5G opens new business opportunities through innovations like Network Slicing, Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC), and Private 5G, particularly for sectors such as automotive, manufacturing, energy, and utilities.
These services rely on the robustness and flexibility of the 5G Core (5GC) network. To meet the demands of massive and critical IoT services, service providers must ensure carrier-grade performance across the network. This necessitates thorough testing and continuous validation of 5G Standalone (SA) Core elements in both lab and pre-production environments.
The deployment of 5G networks is enabling enhanced mobile broadband (eMBB) services with higher data rates, increased capacity, and ultra-low latency. In addition to transforming user experiences, 5G opens new business opportunities through innovations like Network Slicing, Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC), and Private 5G, particularly for sectors such as automotive, manufacturing, energy, and utilities.
These services rely on the robustness and flexibility of the 5G Core (5GC) network. To meet the demands of massive and critical IoT services, service providers must ensure carrier-grade performance across the network. This necessitates thorough testing and continuous validation of 5G Standalone (SA) Core elements in both lab and pre-production environments.