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Amazon announces AWS Private 5G

by on01 December 2021


For those wanting to use 5G to build private network

Amazon has announced the preview of “AWS Private 5G,” which is a new service that aims to make it easy to deploy and manage your own private 5G network.

The launch at Amazon’s AWS re:Invent conference is supposed to fix some of the challenges companies are facing with using 5G. AWS CEO Adam Selipsky said that with AWS Private 5G, you can set up and scale a private mobile network in days instead of months.

“You get all the goodness of mobile technology without the pain of long planning cycles, complex integrations and the high upfront costs. You tell us where you want to build your network and specify the network capacity. We ship you all the required hardware, the software and the SIM cards”, he said.

Selipsky outlined that AWS Private 5G automates the setup and deployment of the network and scales capacity on-demand to support additional devices and increased network traffic. There are no upfront fees or per-device costs with AWS Private 5G, and customers pay only for the network capacity and throughput they request.

Customers want to build their own private 5G networks to address these limitations, but private mobile network deployments require customers to invest considerable time, money and effort to design their network for anticipated peak capacity and procure and integrate software and hardware components from multiple vendors.

Even if customers can get the network running, current private mobile network pricing models charge for each connected device and make it cost prohibitive for use cases that involve thousands of connected devices”, the company said in a blog post about the new service.

Amazon outlines that AWS Private 5G simplifies deployment allowing customers to deploy their own 4G/LTE or 5G quickly, scale up and down the number of connected devices rapidly and benefit from a familiar on-demand cloud pricing model.

Last modified on 01 December 2021
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