Tech Papers 2023: This paper demonstrates how 5G Broadcast with CDN enables seamless live TV and VR content delivery to mobile and vehicular devices.
Abstract
The ‘5G Broadcast profile’ defined under the umbrella of 3GPP specifications, also known as FeMBMS, offers a new set of opportunities enabling innovative services and creating an impulse for advances of the entire media sector. Indeed, content providers and broadcast operators are actively involved in several worldwide research projects investigating to what extent 5G can represent the new paradigm in the media landscape for large-scale TV content delivery towards personal consumer devices.
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