5G and 6G radio access networks<\/p>
Standalone non-public networks (SNPN)<\/h3>
Fully separate private 5G networks with their own identifiers, core and subscriptions.<\/p>
We design, integrate, deploy, operate and maintain.<\/p>
3GPP TS 23.501 clause 5.30.2<\/p><\/article> 5G and 6G radio access networks<\/p> Private networks delivered as slices or DNNs of a public network, with closed access groups.<\/p> We design, integrate and operate.<\/p> 3GPP TS 23.501 clause 5.30.3<\/p><\/article> 5G and 6G radio access networks<\/p> One shared network that serves several operators’ subscribers in buildings, campuses or rural corridors.<\/p> We design, integrate, deploy and operate.<\/p> 3GPP TS 23.251 (network sharing) \u00b7 3GPP TS 23.501 (SNPN with credentials from a separate entity)<\/p><\/article> 5G and 6G radio access networks<\/p> Operators sharing radios and sometimes spectrum to cut cost in low-density areas.<\/p> We design, integrate and operate.<\/p> 3GPP TS 23.251 \u00b7 3GPP TS 32.130 (network sharing management)<\/p><\/article> 5G and 6G radio access networks<\/p> Layer-2 group services and time-sensitive networking bridging for operational technology.<\/p> We design, integrate and deploy.<\/p> 3GPP TS 23.501 clauses 5.27 and 5.29 \u00b7 3GPP TS 22.104<\/p><\/article> 5G and 6G radio access networks<\/p> CBRS-type tiered access and local licences that let enterprises and communities run their own networks.<\/p> We design, deploy and support.<\/p> FCC 47 CFR Part 96 (CBRS) \u00b7 ISED non-competitive local licensing framework (3900\u20133980 MHz)<\/p><\/article> 5G and 6G radio access networks<\/p> Provisioning credentials onto devices and integrating enterprise identity with 5G authentication.<\/p> We design, integrate and operate.<\/p> 3GPP TS 23.501 (UE onboarding, Rel-17) \u00b7 3GPP TS 33.501 (5G security)<\/p><\/article> Core and transport networks<\/p> Registration, connection and mobility handling for every device attached to the network.<\/p> We design, integrate, deploy and operate.<\/p> 3GPP TS 23.501 (5G system architecture) \u00b7 3GPP TS 29.518 (AMF services)<\/p><\/article> Core and transport networks<\/p> PDU session set-up, IP allocation and user-plane selection.<\/p> We design, integrate, deploy and operate.<\/p> 3GPP TS 23.502 (procedures) \u00b7 3GPP TS 29.502 (SMF services)<\/p><\/article> <\/section> 02<\/b>Architecture<\/p> Private 5G draws on 7 domains and 55 layers of the spectrum; the highlighted layers carry this area. It speaks 3 of the protocol’s 8 core functions.<\/p> Macro, small cells, DAS and repeaters<\/p> 9<\/p> Massive MIMO and beamforming<\/p> 7<\/p> NR bands, duplexing and synchronisation<\/p> 9<\/p> NR features: RedCap, positioning, sidelink and verticals<\/p> 9<\/p> Private networks and RAN sharing<\/p> 7<\/p> Wi-Fi coexistence and convergence<\/p> 8<\/p> 6G and integrated sensing and communication<\/p> 7<\/p> RAN planning, optimisation and assurance<\/p> 6<\/p> O-RAN architecture and open interfaces<\/p> 7<\/p> Fronthaul (7.2x split) and transport<\/p> 8<\/p> RAN intelligent controllers, xApps and rApps<\/p> 8<\/p> SMO, O-Cloud and accelerated L1<\/p> 8<\/p> AI-RAN: shared accelerated infrastructure<\/p> 7<\/p> AI\/ML in the air interface and network management<\/p> 8<\/p> Energy saving and efficiency<\/p> 6<\/p> Testing, integration and security<\/p> 8<\/p> 01Join<\/b>Identity, attestation quote, signed policy.<\/p> 02Admit<\/b>Admitted for a stated scope, nothing wider.<\/p> 03Describe<\/b>What, where, how and by whom, with calibration.<\/p> 04Time<\/b>One clock across the grid, with its error bound.<\/p> 05Observe<\/b>Every value with quality and provenance.<\/p> 06Qualify<\/b>Tested against the specification, state on record.<\/p> 07Federate<\/b>Signed exchange across grids and trust domains.<\/p> 08Orchestrate<\/b>Software and configuration by signed plan.<\/p> <\/section> 03<\/b>On the grid<\/p> The open networks on the grid today, over real relief and the geodesic cells we count them into. A site built here enrols into the same grid.<\/p> <\/section> 04<\/b>In the field<\/p> 6 deployment scenarios from the sector research that rely on private 5g.<\/p> Cities Each one places the technology in a drawn site. Pick a band, switch a layer or fail a node and the coverage, the link budget and the numbers are recomputed.<\/p>RAN \u00b7 5G NR \u00b7 City 05<\/b>Open and enterprise<\/p> The open counterpart lives on the main site for anyone to read and run. The enterprise service is designed, deployed and operated with you, under contract.<\/p> Open, on the main site<\/p> Enterprise, on this site<\/p> 06<\/b>The rest of the line<\/p> Survey, design, deployment and operation for private 5g. The form names who receives your details.<\/p> Talk to us<\/a>Ask for a quote<\/a> <\/section> <\/main> Public network integrated NPN (PNI-NPN)<\/h3>
Neutral host networks<\/h3>
RAN sharing (MORAN and MOCN)<\/h3>
Industrial 5G LAN and TSN integration<\/h3>
Shared and local spectrum for private networks<\/h3>
Private network onboarding and identity<\/h3>
Access and mobility management (AMF)<\/h3>
Session management (SMF)<\/h3>
Where it sits, and what it speaks.<\/h2>
Every site joins one observing grid.<\/h2>
Where this runs, sector by sector.<\/h2>
Municipal low-power radio or private 5G layer<\/h3>A city-wide connectivity layer as digital public infrastructure.<\/a>Communities and rural
Interim public-safety broadband where no national network exists<\/h3>Private LTE or 5G for fire and medical services in territories without a national public-safety network.<\/a>Industrial
Mine-wide private LTE or 5G with environmental sensing<\/h3>Autonomy communications plus dust, blast vibration, slope and tailings monitoring.<\/a>Industrial
Utility private LTE for the grid edge<\/h3>Distribution automation, distributed-energy control and wildfire-risk weather on a dedicated band.<\/a>Sports and events
Stadium neutral-host 5G with crowd and environment sensing<\/h3>A private operations slice beside the carriers’ network, with heat, air and lightning sensing.<\/a>Energy
Utility grid-edge private LTE<\/h3>See industrial.<\/a>
Network scenes, computed in the place.<\/h3>
Radio access in a city centre<\/h3>A three-sector macro site on the tallest roof and small cells on street poles: their coverage, interference and beams computed over the streets and buildings of the drawing.<\/a>Private 5G \u00b7 Mining \u00b7 Terrain
Private 5G in an open-pit mine<\/h3>A private network for haul trucks, drills and slope radar: a mast on the rim, a cell in the pit, the core at the plant, and coverage computed over the benches themselves.<\/a>Private 5G \u00b7 Port \u00b7 Remote control
Private 5G at a container port<\/h3>Small cells on the yard lighting masts and a sector site on the operations building serve remote-controlled cranes and trucks among steel container stacks.<\/a>Backhaul \u00b7 Fresnel zone \u00b7 River
Microwave backhaul across a river valley<\/h3>An 18 GHz hop from the church tower to a mast on the far side of the flood plain: its first Fresnel zone, clearance over the town and trees, and what a new building in the path costs.<\/a> <\/section>
Open by default. Enterprise by contract.<\/h2>
Connectivity, area by area.<\/h2> Connectivity
AI-RAN<\/h3>RAN and inference on the same accelerators.<\/a>Connectivity
O-RAN<\/h3>Open fronthaul and RIC, many suppliers.<\/a>Connectivity
Satellite and NTN<\/h3>LEO, GEO and 3GPP direct-to-device.<\/a>Connectivity
LPWAN and mesh<\/h3>Battery sensors over kilometres.<\/a>Connectivity
Timing<\/h3>PTP to G.8275.1, GNSS with holdover.<\/a>Connectivity
Spectrum<\/h3>Bands, licences and routes, by country.<\/a> <\/section>
Bring us the site.<\/h2>