Ericsson 5G Core System

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With the Ericsson 5G Core System we have built an architecture that is highly flexible, modular, and scalable. It supports a much higher degree of programmability and is ready to exist in a cloud-based environment. We help you to quickly react to new challenges and capture any business opportunity that arise.

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Feb 15 2017

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A Proven Foundation
Network Applications
optimized for Cloud
Cloud Infrastructure
enabling Distributed Cloud
Network Slices
addressing Industries and new Services
ERICSSON
5G CORE
SYSTEM

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National sitesDistributed
sites
Access sitesDevices /
Local NW
Global sites
Application Cloud
Transport
Cloud Infrastructure
Management & Monetization
Access, Mobility, Network applicationsMobile
Fixed
Network Slices
Automation
Actionable insights
Service optimized
connectivity
Agility
Efficiency
Efficiency
Agility
Scale
Ericsson 5G core system
Key System areas

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Launching 5 new capabilities
National sitesDistributed
sites
Access sitesDevices /
Local NW
Global sites
Network slice
Management
Federated
Network Slicing
Policy & User data
for Network Slices
Distributed Cloud
Network Slices
Application Cloud
Transport
Cloud Infrastructure
Management & Monetization
Access, Mobility, Network applicationsMobile
Fixed
5G Transformation
services

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NTTDoCoMo
Softbank
Singtel
Telstra
Deutsche Telekom
Korea Telecom
SK Telecom
Etisalat
Telia
China Mobile
MTS
Orange
Turkcell
Verizon
AT&T
LG Uplus
Ooredoo
Group
KDDI
28
Signed 5G partner agreements
América Móvil
Vodafone Group
T-Mobile China Unicom
*As of Dec 2016
Alfa
TIM
Far EasTone
Swisscom
Telefónica
Lifecell
Working with
leading markets
5G Use cases possible now
5G Core & Radio Trials in 2017
Ericsson Accelerating 5g
First movers are starting 2018

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1. Ericsson 5g core system launch Feb 15 2017

2. Public | © Ericsson AB 2017 | 2017-02-11 | Page 2 A Proven Foundation Network Applications optimized for Cloud Cloud Infrastructure enabling Distributed Cloud Network Slices addressing Industries and new Services ERICSSON 5G CORE SYSTEM

3. Public | © Ericsson AB 2017 | 2017-02-11 | Page 3 National sitesDistributed sites Access sitesDevices / Local NW Global sites Application Cloud Transport Cloud Infrastructure Management & Monetization Access, Mobility, Network applicationsMobile Fixed Network Slices Automation Actionable insights Service optimized connectivity Agility Efficiency Efficiency Agility Scale Ericsson 5G core system Key System areas

4. Public | © Ericsson AB 2017 | 2017-02-11 | Page 4 Launching 5 new capabilities National sitesDistributed sites Access sitesDevices / Local NW Global sites Network slice Management Federated Network Slicing Policy & User data for Network Slices Distributed Cloud Network Slices Application Cloud Transport Cloud Infrastructure Management & Monetization Access, Mobility, Network applicationsMobile Fixed 5G Transformation services

5. Public | © Ericsson AB 2017 | 2017-02-11 | Page 5 NTTDoCoMo Softbank Singtel Telstra Deutsche Telekom Korea Telecom SK Telecom Etisalat Telia China Mobile MTS Orange Turkcell Verizon AT&T LG Uplus Ooredoo Group KDDI 28 Signed 5G partner agreements América Móvil Vodafone Group T-Mobile China Unicom *As of Dec 2016 Alfa TIM Far EasTone Swisscom Telefónica Lifecell Working with leading markets 5G Use cases possible now 5G Core & Radio Trials in 2017 Ericsson Accelerating 5g First movers are starting 2018

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Dynamic orchestration - Speed, Cost, Efficiency Edge Computing – Low latency services Federated Network slicing – Global reach Policy & User Data – Service integrity Security – Secure access for all devices Transformation services – Enable the evolution
What is it What is new with the systems approach What are the benefits What are our differentiatiors that we want to promote

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