Intel: Unleashing the Potential of Private Networks

Welcome, dear readers! In this edition, we delve into the exciting world of private networks and how they are poised to revolutionize enterprise connectivity. Let’s explore the key points:

Intel’s Entry into Private Networks:

Intel has stepped boldly into the realm of private networks, recognizing their immense potential for enterprises.

The exact date of Intel’s foray into this domain is widely known and marks a significant milestone in the company’s journey.

Intel’s Vision for Private Networks (2020-2025):

From 2020 to 2025, Intel has been actively shaping the landscape of private networks. Here’s what they envisioned:

• Enhanced Control and Connectivity: Intel believes that private networks will empower enterprises with greater control over their connectivity infrastructure.
• Faster Application Deployment: By leveraging private networks, enterprises can bring applications to market swiftly.
• Custom Services: Tailored services become feasible, enhancing user experiences.
• Data Insights: Intel recognizes the value of real-time insights from data, which private networks can facilitate.

Intel’s Commitment to Private Networks:

• Intel provides a tested and clear path for organizations to establish private networks.
• Their portfolio of products and solutions is designed to meet both current and future requirements.
• Notably, the Intel? Smart Edge, a single-box multi-access edge platform, streamlines private LTE and 5G network deployments.

Industry Rollouts and Investment:

Enterprises across various sectors are eager to embrace private networks.

According to IDC, the private LTE/5G infrastructure market is projected to reach $5.7 billion by 2024.

Key areas of installation include

• Ports, hubs, and airport

• Warehouses and factories
• Greenfield opportunities (such as education campuses, concerts, and malls) for both short- and long-term use.

Security and Ownership Benefits:

• The ability to configure networks to meet specific needs is a major advantage.
• Enterprises can ensure critical requirements for latency, bandwidth, coverage, reliability, and security.
• Owning user connectivity and keeping data on-site are compelling motivators for pursuing private networks.

Collaboration and Trials:

• Intel collaborates with industry leaders, including systems integrators and managed service providers. A recent agreement with Federated Wireless, a leader in Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) private networks, aims to enhance connectivity in education verticals. Intel is also involved in projects connecting airports, seaports, manufacturing facilities, and greenfield installations worldwide.

Empowering Education:

Amid the Covid-19 pandemic, private networks have played a crucial role in enabling remote learning.

By connecting students to equitable education, these networks demonstrate their promise and impact.

And now, esteemed readers, as we conclude this newsletter, we extend our heartfelt gratitude. Stay tuned for more exciting updates, and don’t forget to share our channel with others.

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