Gaganpreet Singh

Gaganpreet Singh

UPF Isolation in 5G: Coordinated Simulation of gNB and SMF over N3/N4 with LoadCore

UPF isolation in 5G validates user-plane efficiency by simulating gNB and SMF traffic over N3/N4. Learn how LoadCore enables accurate, scalable, and secure testing.

UE–gNB Simulation in 5G Networks: Validating End-to-End Connectivity with LoadCore

UE–gNB simulation in 5G validates network performance by emulating user devices, access nodes, and core functions. Learn how LoadCore ensures accurate end-to-end testing.

SBA Node Isolation in 5G Core: Ensuring Scalability, Security, and Reliability with PCF, AUSF, and UDM Separation

SBA Node Isolation in 5G separates PCF, AUSF, and UDM functions, enhancing security, scalability, and reliability in telecom networks.

Node Isolation in 5G Core: Enhancing Reliability and Performance with AMF, SMF, and UPF Separation

Node isolation in 5G Core networks separates AMF, SMF, and UPF functions, ensuring reliability, scalability, and secure service delivery for modern telecom.

5G Core Isolation: Understanding AMF, SMF, and UPF Separation for Reliable Networks

AMF, SMF, and UPF isolation in 5G core ensures better scalability, reliability, and performance for telecom operators and enterprise networks.

Network Slicing and Virtualization in 5G: Architecture, Use Cases, and Benefits

5G network slicing and virtualization transform telecom by enabling application-specific networks for eMBB, URLLC, and mMTC with agility and efficiency.

Mapping 3GPP 5G Specifications to 5G Testing Architecture: A Complete Guide

Mapping 3GPP 5G specifications to testing architecture ensures reliable 5G deployments by aligning spectrum, RAN, core, and services with real-world performance.

Major Components of a 5G Network: User Equipment, RAN, Edge, and Core Explained

A 5G network is built on four major components—User Equipment, Radio Access Network (RAN), Edge, and Core—that work together to deliver high speed, low latency, and massive IoT connectivity.

Fusion Architecture in Telecom: Real-Time Data Collection, Testing, and Performance Management Explained

Fusion Architecture integrates real-time data collection, performance monitoring, SDN control, and analytics to automate and optimize modern telecom networks.

Fusion Architecture in Telecom: Real-Time Data Collection, Testing, and Performance Management

Fusion Architecture enables telecom networks to unify testing, performance monitoring, and automation with real-time data collectors, SDN controllers, and vAgents.