The 5th and latest generation mobile network is known for high-speed applications such as 4k and 8k video streaming, augmented and virtual reality, and ultra-fast internet served to deliver immersive content consumption.
However, 5G SA goes beyond speed. With its network slicing capabilities, low latency, always-on connectivity, and integration with edge computing, the technology allows the adoption of new concepts and mission critical digital services such as industrial automation, remote surgery, and autonomous vehicles to name a few. These enablers also allow massive machine-to-machine communications (mMTC) that cater to a high number of devices transmitting relevant data simultaneously.
“Globe is creating new possibilities with 5G SA. We are all set to leverage these enablers to make our 5G value proposition more compelling and competitive. 5G SA will allow us to do more services for multiple industries with new business models,” said Ernest Cu, Globe President and CEO.
Globe has been taking the lead in deploying new technologies, 5G SA on-site testing started in May this year. Today, Globe achieved a new milestone by testing this latest (5G SA) technology in a live setup in its facility in Valero. The technology is expected to become the connectivity standard for advanced use cases across many industry verticals and will be a key enabler for a #DigitalPH. Globe will soon be bringing this technology to its customers as it embarks upon extending this from the location in Valero to other parts of Metro Manila and beyond.
With network slicing, Globe can tailor fit 5G services to the dynamic requirements of consumers and businesses. Instead of sharing one extensive network, each group can have its own customizable virtual network with its own policies running at the same time without disturbing one another.
Among those which can benefit from network slicing are manufacturing plants that need automated solutions requiring precision and real-time on-site information, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, hospitals for critical care services, intelligent cities, and the mobile gaming industry.
Meanwhile, edge computing is expected to result in enhanced performance, better efficiency, network bandwidth savings, improved security, and resiliency. It is best for security, manufacturing, and utilities that require report data acquisition and pre-processing, local monitoring, simple rules-based decision making, and short-term data storage.
At the moment, in line with global deployments, Globe’s current 5G network is deployed via 5G Non-Standalone (NSA) architecture, which is the first phase of 5G that allows faster internet speeds. This early adoption has been paving the way for new use cases such as cloud gaming, 360-degree multi-view cameras, and AR/VR. It has likewise resulted in an increase in Globe’s 5G data traffic by 840% from January to July of this year.
Globe is also helping migrate its customers to 5G-able devices so they can experience the power of the new technology. It continues to ramp up its 5G network builds and is already available in more than 1,854 key locations all over the country so far this year.
“As an industry leader, the company stands firm in its mission to enable Filipinos with innovative technologies and empower them in their life choices. 5G SA will enable our customers to experience better connectivity, enjoy new applications from 5G use cases, and connect new industries,” added Cu.
At the same time, 5G SA will enable Globe to achieve business velocity and agility, embrace digital practices, and realize operational efficiency in both consumer and enterprise sectors.
Globe supports the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically UN SDG No. 9, emphasizing the importance of infrastructure and innovation as significant drivers of economic growth and development. Globe is committed to upholding the United Nations Global Compact principles and contributing to 10 UN SDGs.
To know more about Globe, visit www.globe.com.ph.
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