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2. Headlines
3GPP will expand the LTE platform for new services, while improving its efficiency to meet the mobile broadband demand
3GPP 5G is not only a new radio interface, but a full system, integrating LTE and NR radio access technologies with a 5G Core Network
Initially some of the use cases will be fulfilled by LTE, but the aim is to eventually fulfil all the requirements with NR
From Release 15 onwards, the 3GPP specifications (LTE, NR and Core Network) will be marked “5G”

3. Partnership (1/2) Organizational Partners (SDOs) ARIB (Japan)
ATIS (USA)
CCSA (China)
ETSI (Europe)
TTA (Korea)
TTC (Japan)
TSDSI (India)

4. Partnership 2/2 Market Representative Partners
17 Market partners representing the broader industry:
5G Americas,
5G Automotive Association (5GAA),
5G Infrastructure Association,
COAI (India),
CTIA,
GCF,
GSA,
GSMA,
IPV6 Forum,
MDG (formerly CDG),
NGMN Alliance,
Public Safety Communication Europe (PSCE) Forum,
Small Cell Forum,
TCCA,
TD Industry Alliance,
TD-Forum,
Wireless Broadband Alliance

5. The 3GPP Eco-system ITU-R/T EU Japan Korea China India Cross reference
Reference to 3GPP specs
SDO Partners govern the project & transpose 3GPP specs locally
Cross reference
Direct
Requirements
Japan EU
Korea
China
North America
3GPP Market Partners
Terminal certification based on 3GPP specs
India
Requirements
via
Member
contributions
5G Projects

6. 3GPP Facts and Figures Approved CRs per year per Release
~400 Companies from 39 Countries
delegate days per year
documents per year
1.200 specs per Release
New Release every ~18 months
R99 R4 R5 R6 R7 R8 R9
R10
R11
R12
R13
R14
Approved CRs per year per Release

7. TSG CT Core Network & Terminals TSG SA Service & Systems Aspects
Project Coordination Group (PCG)
TSG RAN Radio Access Network
RAN WG1 Radio Layer 1 spec
RAN WG2 Radio Layer 2 spec Radio Layer 3 RR spec
RAN WG3  lub spec, lur spec, lu spec UTRAN O&M requirements
RAN WG4 Radio Performance Protocol aspects
RAN WG5 Mobile Terminal Conformance Testing
RAN WG6
GSM EDGE Radio Access Network
TSG CT Core Network & Terminals
CT WG1 MM/CC/SM (lu)
CT WG3 Interworking with external networks
CT WG4 MAP/GTP/BCH/SS 
CT WG6 Smart Card Application Aspects
TSG SA Service & Systems Aspects 
SA WG1  Services
SA WG2 Architecture
SA WG3 Security 
SA WG4 Codec
SA WG5 Telecom Management
SA WG6 Mission-critical applications

8. Whole System Approach Radio Interfaces The Core network Services
More IMS applications
Greater session continuity
Higher data throughput
Lower latency
More spectrum flexibility
Improved CAPEX and OPEX
All-IP network
Improved security
Support of non-3GPP accesses
Greater device diversity
Legacy
Interworking

9. 5G Phase 1 Scenarios for 5G CN + NG NR
5G deployments
Support 5G CN standards; or
Support NG NR; or
Support both
Migration: devices in one scenario to operate properly in other scenarios.
Scenarios do not introduce any incompatibility or market fragmentation.

10. 5G timeline Non-standalone 5G
Uses LTE core and LTE radio anchor with a 5G small cell
Mobile BroadBand capacity boost
Standalone 5G
Uses 5G core and 5G radio anchor
5G overlay
Expansion of the wireless ecosystem

11. 5G Serves New Verticals
Since 3GPP was founded (1998), member companies have sought to offer new applications and services via data services of mobile telecommunications.
5G expands offerings by specializing radio and network
capabilities, exposing them.
Enhanced Mobile Broadband
Massive Internet of Things
Ultra-Reliable & Low Latency
GSM, GPRS and EPS offer data services by means of a general purpose mechanism.

12. Stage 1 Requirements 5G Requirements approved March 2016 include
Specialization via Network Slicing, Diverse Mobility Management, expanded QoS and Policy control, Exposure of capabilities
Efficiency via a common core for multiple accesses (fixed, mobile/terrestrial [LTE, NG NR and more], satellite), optimized signalling, traffic steering, content delivery features, energy use optimization,
Radio related improvements via Self Backhauling, Flexible Multicast/Broadcast service, Long Range in Rural Areas, and support for service improvements
Service improvements via Higher Data Rates, Supporting Higher Speeds, Low Latency, High Reliability, High Accuracy Positioning, Security Features
Specific targeted services
Vehicle to Everything, Industrial Automation, Tactile Internet, UHD Video, …

13. 5G Architecture WID Objectives

14. Other Key Aspects of 5G Security and Privacy, support includes
Secure virtualized and exposed Network Functions
Secure service-based interfaces between network functions
Single security anchor for all access networks
ETSI SCP Smart Secure Platform (SSP)
Unified authentication framework
Management
Orchestration for network slicing
Virtual Network functions that are part of NR
Management and orchestration of 5G CN (including NFV aspects)

15. For more Information: info@3gpp.org www.3gpp.org
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