Network Slicing and MEC (Mobile Edge Computing) are being introduced to 5G networks as key topics to enable new industry verticals. Read this paper for a technical overview, including ‘end to end’, network slicing, URSP, MEC and application layer aspects. The paper also covers the interoperability and testing challenges, including RAN slicing, and URSP and MEC mechanisms, as well as key testing parameters, test requirements and solutions.
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