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In this session, we delve into the crucial components of Open RAN: new front haul eCPRI, mid haul, and back haul connectivity. Understanding these elements is essential for optimizing network performance. We'll cover why new front haul eCPRI is needed, explain the roles of mid haul and back haul, and discuss the advancements required in Open RAN to meet the super-fast latency and throughput demands of modern networks. Join us to learn how these connectivity solutions enhance Open RAN deployments.<br/><br/>Welcome to Session 25! Today, we explore the essential parts of Open RAN connectivity: new front haul eCPRI, mid haul, and back haul. Understanding these components is key to enhancing network performance. We’ll discuss:<br/><br/>Why new front haul eCPRI is needed:<br/>* Enhanced Common Public Radio Interface (eCPRI) is an updated version of CPRI, essential for modern high-speed networks.<br/>* Benefits: Offers better bandwidth, reduced latency, and improved scalability compared to traditional CPRI.<br/><br/>What is mid haul:<br/>* Mid haul connects the centralized unit (CU) and distributed unit (DU) within the network.<br/>* Importance: Essential for efficient data transmission between the central and edge components, enabling flexibility in network deployment.<br/><br/>What is back haul:<br/>* Back haul refers to the connections between the distributed unit (DU) and the core network.<br/>* Role: Critical for carrying data from the edge of the network to the core, ensuring seamless communication and data flow.<br/><br/>Why these are needed in Open RAN:<br/>* These connectivity solutions enable the modular and scalable architecture of Open RAN.<br/>* Performance: They are crucial for achieving the desired network performance, including low latency and high throughput.<br/><br/>Advancements required in Open RAN:<br/>* Super-fast latency: To meet the demands of modern applications, Open RAN must continuously evolve to provide ultra-low latency.<br/>* High throughput: Ensuring high data transfer rates is necessary to support the growing data demands of users and applications.<br/><br/>By the end of this session, you'll have a clear understanding of how new front haul eCPRI, mid haul, and back haul connectivity work together to optimize Open RAN deployments, making them ready for the future of telecom networks.<br/><br/><br/>Subscribe to \
In this session, we delve into the crucial components of Open RAN: new front haul eCPRI, mid haul, and back haul connectivity. Understanding these elements is essential for optimizing network performance. We'll cover why new front haul eCPRI is needed, explain the roles of mid haul and back haul, and discuss the advancements required in Open RAN to meet the super-fast latency and throughput demands of modern networks. Join us to learn how these connectivity solutions enhance Open RAN deployments.<br/><br/>Welcome to Session 25! Today, we explore the essential parts of Open RAN connectivity: new front haul eCPRI, mid haul, and back haul. Understanding these components is key to enhancing network performance. We’ll discuss:<br/><br/>Why new front haul eCPRI is needed:<br/>* Enhanced Common Public Radio Interface (eCPRI) is an updated version of CPRI, essential for modern high-speed networks.<br/>* Benefits: Offers better bandwidth, reduced latency, and improved scalability compared to traditional CPRI.<br/><br/>What is mid haul:<br/>* Mid haul connects the centralized unit (CU) and distributed unit (DU) within the network.<br/>* Importance: Essential for efficient data transmission between the central and edge components, enabling flexibility in network deployment.<br/><br/>What is back haul:<br/>* Back haul refers to the connections between the distributed unit (DU) and the core network.<br/>* Role: Critical for carrying data from the edge of the network to the core, ensuring seamless communication and data flow.<br/><br/>Why these are needed in Open RAN:<br/>* These connectivity solutions enable the modular and scalable architecture of Open RAN.<br/>* Performance: They are crucial for achieving the desired network performance, including low latency and high throughput.<br/><br/>Advancements required in Open RAN:<br/>* Super-fast latency: To meet the demands of modern applications, Open RAN must continuously evolve to provide ultra-low latency.<br/>* High throughput: Ensuring high data transfer rates is necessary to support the growing data demands of users and applications.<br/><br/>By the end of this session, you'll have a clear understanding of how new front haul eCPRI, mid haul, and back haul connectivity work together to optimize Open RAN deployments, making them ready for the future of telecom networks.<br/><br/><br/>Subscribe to \
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