Democratizing Cellular Access with AnyCell
summary
Claim: let any user attach to any operator on demand without pre-established trust by moving subscriber/auth and billing into a broker and mobility into the device. Prototype on Magma + srsLTE over USRP implements three-way public‑key attachment with brokerd and UE-driven mobility using mptcp/QUIC. Crypto processing adds <2 ms, attachment saves one RTT versus standard, and end‑to‑end app impact is negligible (−1.6% to +3.1% across iperf, video, web, VoIP), showing the design works.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:28Outline
- 0:58Growing the tent in cellular
- 2:51Today's architecture relies heavily on trust and in-network coordination
- 4:31Pre-establishing trust doesn't scale!
- 5:17Seamless mobility via in-network coordination doesn't scale
- 9:20CellBricks: A new cellular architecture
- 10:25Secure attachment
- 12:09Secure accounting
- 13:06Seamless mobility without in-network cooperation
- 14:47Recap: CellBricks architecture
- 17:02Prototype Performance • Measure end-to-end latency of our attachment protocol
- 18:16Emulation over Internet
- 19:32Overall Application Performance
- 20:19In conclusion
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