3 6 Ke·2025-07-16 12:40Group 1 - Google Fiber and Nokia have collaborated to demonstrate network slicing for home broadband, successfully reducing gaming latency from 90 milliseconds to 10 milliseconds [1] - Network slicing is a core technology of 5G, and its application has not yet met expectations, requiring more market participants to drive its commercial value [1][3] - Comcast has also initiated network slicing trials, aiming to reduce latency by 75% and support various applications including Apple FaceTime and Nvidia GeForce Now [2] Group 2 - Siemens has partnered with O2 Telefónica to develop 5G network slicing solutions, targeting industries such as water management and wastewater treatment [3][4] - The B2B model is currently the primary deployment method for network slicing, with Siemens acting as a reseller of O2 Telefónica's slicing services [4] - Google Fiber's demonstration may lead to B2C business models, enhancing its broadband service capabilities while also offering slicing capabilities to users [4] Group 3 - The smartphone sector faces challenges in implementing network slicing due to limitations in chipsets and operating systems, hindering the formation of B2C and B2B2C models [5][6] - For network slicing to succeed in consumer markets, smartphones must incorporate slicing capabilities, which requires collaboration among operating systems, modem chips, and applications [6][12] - A survey indicated that 33% of global operators are testing network slicing, while only 7% have deployed initial use cases, highlighting the complexity and resource demands of end-to-end slicing [13] Group 4 - Network slicing can enhance user experiences by providing dedicated bandwidth and lower latency, particularly in crowded environments [8] - It can drive innovation in internet applications, allowing for the development of new services based on reliable network slicing [9] - Service industries can leverage network slicing to improve customer service, offering dedicated communication channels for high-end clients [10] Group 5 - The introduction of network slicing in smartphones presents a significant opportunity for operators to design premium products and increase revenue [11] - As 5G smartphone users grow, network slicing could lead to tiered service offerings, enhancing the average revenue per user (ARPU) for operators [11] - The successful implementation of network slicing in consumer markets is crucial for expanding the mobile internet economy [11]