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Virtualizing testbeds

    Virtualizing testbeds Creating prototypes is a typical way to demonstrate the feasibility of scientific ideas. Testbeds are an important scientific tool, as they can provide the platform to build such prototypes. However, to build a prototype in such a testbed resources, such as servers, switches, or network spectrum, are needed. Resources are limited; therefore, only… Read More »Virtualizing testbeds

    Reproducibility-by-Design

      Reproducibility-by-Design Experiments are the most important tool to test the validity of scientific hypotheses. Validation requires multiple independent reproductions of the experiment. Making reproducibility a critical feature of scientific experiments. Therefore, reproducibility is an integral part of the SLICES research infrastructure (RI) design. The ACM defines reproducibility as a three-stage process: 1.     Repeatability, when the same… Read More »Reproducibility-by-Design

      SLICES at the Future G Research Platforms session at GLOBECOM

        SLICES at the Future G Research Platforms session at GLOBECOM Serge Fdida presents SLICES at the Future G Reesearrch Platfotms at IEEE GLOBECOM  Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 5/12/2022 https://globecom2022.ieee-globecom.org/program/industry-panels#FUTURE%20G%20RESEARCH%20PLATFORMS

        SLICES at Beyond 5G International Conference 2022

          SLLICES at Beyond 5G International Conference 2022 October 24 (Mon.) — October 25 (Tue.), 2022 Hotel New Otani Tokyo (banquet room TSURU)(4-1 Kioi-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) details and programme can be found Here 

          SLICES at ICRI 2022 in Brno

            SLICES at ICRI 2022 in Brno 19-21/10/2022, BrnoDetails at  Here ESFRI announces new RIs for Roadmap 2021 ESFRI announces the 11 new Research Infrastructures to be included in its Roadmap 2021  €4.1 billion investment in excellent science contributing to address European challenges https://www.esfri.eu/latest-esfri-news/new-ris-roadmap-2021

            Oulu 5GTN Adapter 

              Oulu we have 5GTN Adapter Imagine we have multiple 5G network capable facilities with Network Slicing functionalities. Now their network architecture and comprising components are not necessarily same. With availability of Open-Source solutions for Network Function Virtualization (NFV) and Software Defined Networking (SDN), the two key concepts enabling Network Slicing, there can be several systems… Read More »Oulu 5GTN Adapter 

              IoT Week 2022

                IoT Week 2022 SLICES has participated to the IoT Week 2022 held in Dublin, Ireland, from the 20th June to 23th June 2022. The IoT Week is an annual event organised by the IoT Forum where the experts from academia and industry discuss about the technologies linked to the Internet of Things and used in… Read More »IoT Week 2022

                What is ESFRI

                  What is ESFRI SLICES-RI[1] entered the ESFRI Roadmap in 2021, as an ESFRI Project. But what is ESFRI? The following text will present you the key elements to be known about ESFRI, taken from different ESFRI sources[2]. ESFRI, the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures, established in 2002, brings together national governments, the scientific community,… Read More »What is ESFRI

                  MEC Platforms – the state of the art; current developments of the scientific community on the example of the SYMEC project

                    MEC Platforms – the state of the art; current developments of the scientific community on the example of the SYMEC project MEC (Multi-access Edge Computing) has been developed as a solution for network operators, enabling the extension of telecommunications infrastructure with servers offering computing resources to users and service providers (including cloud service providers). The… Read More »MEC Platforms – the state of the art; current developments of the scientific community on the example of the SYMEC project