
Cloud computing technology applied in 5G mobile communication network
- 1 Tianjin University of Science and Technology
- 2 Nanjing Tech University
- 3 Lanzhou University
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Abstract
5G mobile communication network and cloud computing are the technological products and focus of today's era. Compared to 5G, 5G has seen a huge increase in peak speeds to 10-20Gbit/s, air interface latency as low as 1ms and much more. Cloud computing uploads data to the cloud so that users can access it more easily. They bring great convenience and high working efficiency to people's life. The use of cloud computing in 5G could make more efficient.5G, as a combination of new technology and cloud computing, will become a much larger market. This paper mainly describes the theoretical basis of 5G mobile communication network and cloud computing, the application of cloud computing in 5G (including automatic driving technology, surgery mobile communication network) and the current dilemma and the improvement needed. It aims to further promote the combination of 5G mobile communication network and cloud computing.
Keywords
5G, cloud computing, mobile communication network
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Cite this article
Gao,W.;Xiao,Y.;Yin,H. (2023). Cloud computing technology applied in 5G mobile communication network. Applied and Computational Engineering,19,1-8.
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