Benefits and Impact of Cloud Computing on 5G Signal Processing

Autoren: D. Wübben, P. Rost, J. Bartelt, M. Lalam, V. Savin, M. Gorgoglione, A. Dekorsy, G. Fettweis
Kurzfassung:

Cloud computing draws significant attention in the IT community as it provides ubiquitous on-demand access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources with minimum management effort. It gains also more impact on the CT community and is currently discussed as an enabler for flexible, cost-efficient and more powerful mobile network implementations. Although centralized baseband pools are already investigated for the Radio Access Network (RAN) to allow for efficient resource usage and advanced multi-cell algorithms, these technologies still require dedicated hardware and do not offer the same characteristics as cloud-computing platforms, i. e., on-demand provisioning, virtualization, resource pooling, elasticity, service metering, and multi-tenancy. However, these properties of cloud-computing are key enablers for future mobile communication systems characterized by an ultra dense deployment of radio access points leading to severe multi-cell interference in combination with a significant increase of the number of access nodes and huge fluctuations of the rate requirements over time. In this article, we will explore the benefits that cloud-computing offers for 5G mobile networks and investigate the implications on the signal processing algorithms.

Dokumenttyp: Journal Paper
Veröffentlichung: November 2014
Journal: Special Issue "The 5G Revolution" of the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine
Seiten: 35-44
Volume: 31
Number: 6
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