HPE’s decision to offer 5G-in-a-box and cloud configurations reflects what organizations need in private 5G networks. Organizations need private 5G networks they can deploy remotely in a hardened, secure configuration while also needing the flexibility of operating in distributed cloud environments. Enterprises are wary of being locked into private 5G architectures, which is why HPE designed in O-RAN compliance into the private 5G network they are launching today.
HPE relies on Aruba Air Pass, which automates 5G and Wi-Fi roaming, to accomplish that goal, working together with Aruba Wi-Fi networks to provide a consistently high-quality network experience. One of the main design goals of providing a private 5G solution is to deliver carrier-grade quality of service. HPE’s 5G Core Stack is available as a GreenLake infrastructure-as-a-service solution, in response to enterprises’ interest in this deployment approach, according to Tom Craig, VP and general manager of HPE’s Communications Technology Group, during a recent press briefing. The private 5G solution is pre-integrated with radio access capabilities from leading vendors, enabling their private 5G solution can be deployed quickly and at scale across enterprises. HPE’s goal in launching its private 5G is to combine the advantage of Wi-Fi 6, including its cost-effective indoor connectivity, with the wide coverage, high mobility and high-reliability applications on its own.
Enterprises also need to achieve greater 5G-to-Wi-Fi 6 reliability for all devices to get the most value from new enterprise and industrial applications being deployed from edge to cloud. HPE’s launch of private 5G that includes seamless integration to private Wi-Fi networks is what enterprise networks need to increase their intelligence, speed and scalability, the company says. Were you unable to attend Transform 2022? Check out all of the summit sessions in our on-demand library now! Watch here.
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