Behind the flash and glamour of last week's MWC there has been some question about the commercial health of the ecosystem. While drone taxis and other elements are unlikely to revolutionise the industry during the 2020s, there are some quieter revolutions under way which actually might.
In this paper, we focus on the multi-traffic scheduling in VNF-based service orchestration. We propose a dynamic multi-service Quality of Service (QoS) Guarantee approach, which aims to reduce data coupling between multiple services and bandwidth preemption. Then we devise a service scheduling algorithm to allocate link resources for network services. The simulation results demonstrate that our method efficiently reduces network congestion and ensures high-priority services' trouble-free running.
When people share visions for what 6G might be, it is taken as read that there will be a standardisation process. What that process might look like, and who is involved, could be very different from before. 6GWorld talks to ETSI's David Boswarthick about the pressures standardisation faces when delivering on future generations.
For mobile network operators, change has been the one constant factor as mobile technology has moved, sometimes smoothly but always relentlessly, through the Gs. But the change that the transition to 5G and then 6G will set in motion is beginning to look like the destination point for all that went before it, as Akil Chomoko, Chief Marketing Officer at MDS Global, explains.