Private 5G Deployments using Open Source 5G Core Network
summary
Private 5G is deployed using open source cores like OAI 5G and free5GC with USRP radios (USRP B210), cutting operator core costs versus Ericsson/Nokia. The team runs a cloud‑native testbed integrating RAN and core, a working New Delhi people‑counter demo, an ATM‑van for rural financial literacy, edge‑hosted banking microservices for stronger client security, and N3IWF bridging untrusted Wi‑Fi/Ethernet. Presentation lists four deployment models (isolated, shared RAN, cloud‑core, enterprise slice) and compares slicing, closed access groups and actual hardware/software used.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Private 5G and open source core
- 1:51Private 5G over Wi-Fi and LAN
- 3:58Public versus private 5G
- 5:043GPP deployment models
- 7:165G core network options
- 9:45Open source 5G core networks
- 11:30Cost advantages of open source 5G
- 12:12Private 5G use cases
- 13:58Private 5G security research
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