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Patent drawing for Provisioning radio-based networks with locality rules
US 12,177,683 B2
Wireless US 12,177,683 B2 Not in force

Provisioning radio-based networks with locality rules

This invention describes a system, hosted by a cloud provider, that helps organizations set up their wireless networks. It works by taking rules about where network traffic must stay geographically, then designing and configuring the network's layout to ensure all data remains within those specified boundaries. This is particularly focused on ensuring that parts of the network's core infrastructure, hosted in the cloud, comply with these location-based data rules.

Why it matters: Filed when private 5G and cloud-native core networks were emerging. The increased maturity and adoption of private cellular networks and cloud provider offerings for core network functions, coupled with growing data sovereignty regulations, make automated provisioning based on locality rules more critical and feasible now.

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SpecializedCloud software, network integration

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