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ETSI is pleased to endorse TelecomTV’s Open RAN summit taking place on 22-23 June. It will feature industry leading executives from a variety of network operators, vendors and technology developers, including BT, CommScope, Dell Technologies, Juniper Networks, Orange, Red Hat, Vodafone and more to discuss all aspects of Open Radio Access Network technologies deployments.
Register for free to join the conversation and engage with our expert speakers during the live Q&A sessions - send in your questions now. See below for a snapshot of who’s participating as they will provide insights on key topics including:
Figuring out the TCO of Open RAN The integration of Open RAN deployment models and blueprints Hardware innovation for Open RAN deploymentsFor further information please visit the event website.
ETSI's Centre for Testing and Interoperability and the OSM Community organized an OSM Hackfest from June 13 to 17, 2022. The event was run remotely, allowing participants to join the hands-on sessions from their home or office.
Participation in OSM Hackfests is free and open to all upon Registration.
ScopeThe scope of this hackfest was related to on-boarding of Magma 1.7 release, which provides 5G capabilities to an open source core project.
Participants were able to experience during this hackfest the following activities:
deploy Magma (AGW and Orchestrator components) automate adding subscribers to Magma test S1AP in an automated way use Wireshark to capture packets and see call flows for UE/CPE basic registrationThis edition was featuring OSM Release TWELVE and took the form of a team challenge. The event spanned accross the week, Monday to Friday.
Participants formed teams of up to 5 members and worked jointly on tasks. Some of the tasks solutions were presented during the event by mentors. These guides were published after the event.
The last day, each team had the opportunity to demonstrate their achievements and the best demonstration was awarded!
Briefing sessions were recorded, allowing everyone to follow them up at their own pace after the event.
ETSI is pleased to have been selected for a special session of this edition of the conference, which is for the second time putting together two of the top European conferences in the area of communication networks: the European Conference on Networks and Communications (EuCNC) and the 6G Summit.
The hybrid conference is hosted in the city of Grenoble, located in the French Alps and recognized internationally for its scientific excellence, especially in the area of electronics components and systems. This is a testimony of the increased importance of microelectronics for European technological sovereignty and cybersecurity in 5G and 6G, in line with the European Chips Act recently proposed by the Commission.
For the full programme please visit the event website.
ETSI is pleased to endorse the event which is driven by LF Edge Akraino and ETSI ISG MEC. The Edge Hackathon will run remotely from 29 June to 23 September with a short-list of best teams invited to complete with demonstrations and a Hackathon “pitch-off” at the Edge Computing World Global event in Santa Clara in the Silicon Valley on October 10th-12th.
“Build your Edge Application or Solution with ETSI MEC APIs and LF Edge Akraino Blueprints”
You will be asked to develop an innovative Edge Application or Solution, utilizing ETSI MEC Service APIs and LF Edge Akraino Blueprints. Your solution may include any combination of client apps, edge apps or services, and cloud components.
Submissions are OPEN!! Final deadline is 29 June 2022
Registration Notification to the teams: 8 July 2022
Enter your team for this competition today!
Please read the Team Submission Guidelines and send submissions through the application form here.
See the EDGE HACKATHON DESCRIPTION
For further information please visit the event website.
The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) in collaboration with UN Environment Programme (UN Environment), and ETSI are organizing a workshop on “Global Digital ICT Product Passport to achieve a Circular Economy” on 1 June 2022 from 9h30 to 12h30 CEST. The workshop is a side event of the European Union (EU) Green Week 2022. The Workshop is fully virtual. REGISTER NOW!
Policy makers and industry stakeholders from Europe and Japan will discuss IoT security standardization and certification work, from baseline to vertical-specific requirements.
The work shop will be held online between Brussels and Tokyo on Monday, May 30th, 2022. From 9:00 to 11:45 Brussels time; from 16:00 to 18:45 Tokyo time.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a driver and an enabler of the digitization of Society. With the deployment of 5G networks, devices and sensors will make our lives increasingly connected, while enabling services such as Smart Cities, Smart Homes, Connected Cars and Industry Automation.
Developed in heterogeneous ecosystem, IoT applications and use cases in different vertical industries will raise specific security issues. Defining common approaches for IoT Security standards will contribute to innovation, interoperability of solutions, reliability and speed of adoption of new IoT solutions.
Following the successful EU-Japan Cooperation webinar on IoT Security held on June 1, 2021, this workshop will be co-chaired by the European Commission's Directorate General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (EC DG CONNECT) and the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communication of the Government of Japan (MIC) in May 2022.
For more information please visit the event website.
ETSI Centre for Testing and Interoperability (CTI) on behalf of TC ESI, ETSI’s Technical Committee for Electronic Signatures and Infrastructures organized a remote Plugtests interoperability event on Electronic Signature Validation. This event was run remotely from 16 May to 15 July 2022 using a dedicated web portal.
The aim of the event was to check the interoperability of ETSI advanced digital signatures and the validation capacities of the participants in order to help them detect possible issues which may lead to different validation results.
The interoperability testing allowed participants to test their digital signature validation tools and to cross-validate ETSI Electronic Signatures/Seals relying on EU Member States' Trusted Lists (based on TS 119 612 and TS 119 615) and according to the following standards:
European Standard EN 319 102-1 (Procedures for Creation and Validation of AdES Digital Signatures; Part 1: Creation and Validation) updated in 2021-11 TS 119 102-2 (Procedures for Creation and Validation of AdES Digital Signatures; Part 2: Signature Validation Report) updated in 2021-09 TS 119 172-4 (Signature Validation Policy for European Qualified Electronic Signatures/Seals Using Trusted Lists) updated in 2021-05These specifications have been updated since the last Digital Signature Validation Plugtests in 2019 and include significant changes.
ETSI, with the support of the European Commission (EC), the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), the Critical Communications Association (TCCA) and the Union Internationale des Chemins de fer (UIC), organizes the 2nd FRMCS (Future Railway Mobile Communication System) PlugtestsTM event, which will take place as a remote-only event from 16th to 20th May 2022.
GSM-R is the current standard for the railway telecommunication services developed and maintained by ETSI TC RT. With the increased need for more throughout, higher capacity and flexible deployment options, FRMCS is being developed based on 3GPP Mission Critical Services.
Interoperability and Mission Critical services harmonisation are critical challenges for the successful deployment and operation of Mobile Broadband based communication Systems for various sectors, including Railways.
The concept of Mission Critical Services such as “Mission Critical Push To Talk" (MCPTT), “Mission Critical Data" (MCData) and “Mission Critical Video" (MCVideo) started with 3GPP Release-13 and is ongoing in current Releases. The Future Railway Mobile Communication System (FRMCS) is based on these Mission Critical Features.
The goal of the FRMCS Plugtests event is to validate the interoperability of a variety of implementations using different test scenarios based on the 3GPP Mission Critical Services framework with focus on the rail specific features. The FRMCS Plugtests event will test railways-oriented capabilities defined in 3GPP. This FRMCS Plugtests event is part of the MCX Plugtests programme.
The tests will be based on 3GPP, ETSI and IETF standards, and will be designed for the following equipment:
FRMCS capable MCX Application Servers (MCPTT, MCDATA, MCVIDEO) FRMCS capable MCX Clients (MCPTT, MCDATA, MCVIDEO) UEs and Cab Radios eMBMS Components IMS / SIP Cores Consoles and Control Rooms Test EquipmentsThe purpose and scope of the FRMCS Plugtests event are to test independently and jointly all components of the Mobile communication System for Railways. Railway-related test cases are available in ETSI TS 103 564. Additional railway-oriented test cases will also be developed for this Plugtests.
This FRMCS Plugtests event will focus on Over-The-Top (OTT) tests via VPN connections from the vendor labs, following the approach used during the pre-test stages in previous MCX Plugtests events and in the first FRMCS remote Plugtests event.
The focus of the observer program is to examine and discuss the progress of deployment and the challenges in testing of the Mission Critical Services for Public Transport. The observer program will provide a platform to the various stake holders in railways in order to discuss the progress of FRMCS. The observer program will be held remotely.
The observer program will include remote demos from interested vendors, which can show how their solutions meet the FRMCS Plugtests test cases and observer scenario use cases.
