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Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced a collaboration with the 5G Lab Germany, a consortium of researchers focused on delivering key technologies to enable 5G wireless networks. Through this collaboration, HPE and the 5G Lab will research the impacts of 5G wireless networks combined with HPE Edgeline Converged Edge Systems on the telecommunications and mobile industries. Additionally, Edgeline systems will be deployed at the network edge to enable the next generation of applications to take advantage of 5G network performance.
5G wireless networks promise to adapt to consumer behavior in real-time. The bandwidth improvements from 5G are expected to dramatically increase the amount of processing required throughout the network to deliver existing and new applications. The latency improvements reportedly will enable a new tier of automation and control that are not possible with today’s 4G wireless networks. HPE and 5G Lab will partner to build proof points in autonomous vehicle intercommunication and deliver rich end user applications by leveraging 5G wireless networks and with HPE Edgeline Systems.
The HPE Edgeline Converged Edge Systems feature an integration of the PXIe instrumentation standard in partnership with National Instruments, on which industry 5G network testbeds have been built. 5G capabilities, coupled with Edgeline systems, are intended to provide a powerful integrated communication and compute platform to empower 5G applications.
Datacenter-grade meets Operations-functionality
While legacy equipment uses a hardware-centric model, HPE Edgeline systems provide a convergence of datacenter and operations technologies. HPE Edgeline integrates virtualized network functions with National Instruments software defined radio solutions within LabVIEW, to deliver industrial wireless data ingest capabilities needed to create 5G networks. Edgeline delivers modern software-defined services on industry-standard computing equipment, enabling high-performance computing functions to be deployed at the network’s edge as opposed to the datacenter. This allows for high performance applications to be deployed and re-deployed at a rapid pace as the 5G standards emerge.
Secure and innovative
The HPE Edgeline Converged Edge Systems uniquely combine high performance computing, virtualization, manageability and security with operational technology specific to industry via the PXIe industry standard – the first in the industry to incorporate PXIe technology with high performance compute.
Keywords: Smart Cities, Autonomous Vehicle Management, 5G Wireless Networks, Virtualized Network Functions, PXIe Technology, ARC Advisory Group.