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1. Enhancing mobile experiences: DPI in 5G and 5.5G networks

   As 5G-Advanced (5.5G) enters commercial use, mobile networks will usher vastly improved computing capabilities, enabling operators to boost existing use cases including 5G private networks, UAVs, FWA services and various XR/VR and multi-party, interactive applications. This article discusses how deep packet inspection (DPI) supports the evolution of 5G and 5.5G. It explores how real-time traffic classification information is used to enhance network slicing, cloud computing, edge processing and in-network computing. It also assesses how traffic visibility enhances personalized experiences and optimizes overall network performance.

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2. Whitepaper: ipoque tests deep packet inspection for 5G networks

   Deep packet inspection (DPI) is a critical element of 4G/5G wireless networks as it is mandatory for application awareness and flow prioritization for proper service delivery and high quality of experience. Tests of R&S®PACE 2 DPI show a significant performance increase on Intel® Xeon® Scalable processor-based servers when upgrading to a new CPU. This demonstrates the different impact on performance of aligned vs misaligned non-uniform memory access (NUMA) in dual socket systems.

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3. Unlock 5G speeds and low latencies with high-performance DPI for ultra-fast networks

   One of the key decision factors in deploying deep packet inspection (DPI) and choosing a solution that best fits one’s network needs, is cost. This evaluation is particularly important in 5G, where traffic is expected to record phenomenal growth rates over the coming years. With 5G, a network-wide upgrade of the underlying computing capacity is inevitable. However, what often baffles operators, is figuring out the exact upgrade requirements needed to support new 5G traffic volumes and the lower latencies, and ensuring that those upgrades meet the overall 5G network performance needs. Our new blog post discusses how underlying server processing capabilities influence the speed and throughput of a DPI library, demonstrated by a series of tests conducted by ipoque in collaboration with Intel®.

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4. Niagara Networks integrates R&S®GSRM for 4G/5G network visibility

   Niagara Networks is collaborating with ipoque to add our R&S®GSRM mobile subscriber awareness software to its Open Visibility Platform (OVP), powered by Intel® processors, for mobile network management.

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5. Accelerating and securing mobile networks – The role of software acceleration in DPI and encrypted traffic intelligence

   Navigating the complexities of 5G-Advanced requires robust solutions! The surge in mobile network demands poses challenges in user experience, traffic prioritization, and cybersecurity. Deep packet inspection and encrypted traffic intelligence emerge as critical tools. Discover how how a software-centric shift, coupled with vector-based acceleration techniques like FD.io VPP and DPDK Graph library enhances the efficiency of DPI and ETI for the evolving landscape of 5G networks.

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6. From smart grids to tactile UX: How application awareness drives 5G service classes

   As applications evolve, so must networks. In 5G network slicing, application awareness plays a key role in shaping virtual instances or ‘slices’, enabling network operators to maintain network responsiveness and performance. How do traffic visibility and network intelligence provided by future-proof DPI software facilitate the management of network slices and what is the role of DPI in securing the applications and slices across today’s 5G networks?

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7. Solution brief R&S®vPACE

   Vector packet processing (VPP) is an optimal framework to build a secure network-as-a-service (NaaS), cloud security, and traffic visibility solution, as it is designed to improve network speed, decrease latency, and process more packets per watt. Vectoring is one of the key paradigms in ipoque’s R&S®vPACE solution, an OEM DPI engine that allows network management and cybersecurity companies to detect and classify applications and protocols in real time at high speeds. With R&S vPACE embedded into networking and cybersecurity solutions, decision-makers are given all the information they need to scale, monitor, and secure a company’s network, which ultimately helps to stabilize enterprise networks and services.

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8. Cooperation between Rohde & Schwarz and Chemnitz University of Technology

   Leipzig – February 02, 2023 — ipoque GmbH, a Rohde & Schwarz company, announces their cooperation with Chemnitz University of Technology on a research project on cybersecurity and digital sovereignty in 5G and 6G communication networks. The project centers around protection from DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) and jamming attacks. This gives ipoque the opportunity to be among the firsts with a fitting solution on the cybersecurity market.

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9. How subscriber awareness augments mobile network security

   Conventional load balancing across mobile networks leaves network security functions with huge visibility gaps. Furthermore, in the context of 5G, the need for higher bandwidth and speeds across applications that are data-intensive and that connect to multiple end nodes simultaneously poses new challenges for operators. R&S®GSRM in combination with R&S®PACE 2 delivers deeper, more granular insights into the risks and vulnerabilities that are present in a mobile network. Operators benefit from enhanced network intelligence to manage and improve mobile network security.

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10. GTP and 5G correlation for mobile networking solutions

    Level up your mobile networking solution with real-time subscriber and session awareness while ensuring security and optimizing network capacity

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