Introduction
The network slicing market is accelerating as leading operators offer wide-scale services to enterprises and consumers. Network slicing is a 5G technology that partitions a single physical network into multiple, isolated virtual networks (slices), each customized for specific use cases like gaming, Extended Reality (XR), Internet of Things (IoT), and enterprise applications. Network slicing provides secure, high-capacity, low-latency, and reliable end-to-end connectivity across the entire path, from device, RAN, transport, core, and applications, while preserving isolation and predictable quality of service. Slices can be tailored to specific customer use cases and application profiles through capabilities such as bitrate, quality, latency, traffic routing, and security aligned with customers’ requirements, ensuring that each workload receives the connectivity it needs.
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