A.Using Virtual Network Functions in Access

B.Using Virtual Network Functions orchestrated across various Cloud Data Centers

C.Using duplicated Virtual Network Functions

D.Using Virtual Network Functions to control the routing

A.When it serves a given customer for a specific purpose, such as a national energy network.

B.When it serves a given common purpose, for a use case with a defined QoS (eg a use case in transportation, in energy).

C.When it operates on the same layer of the ISO/OSI model.

D.When it cross all the network layers from the radio up to the core.

A.Unique Quality of Service can be allocated to a given slice.

B.Specific resources can be allocated to a given slice.

C.Network Slicing is a way to physically partition the common network infrastructure.

D.Multiple slices create multiple virtual network instances.

A.Low reliability

B.Low peak and end-user-experience throughput

C.Beamforming is not supported

D.High latency

A.Service based architecture, stateless network functions, Cloud-ready network functions and modular network functions.

B.Client/Server architecture, stateless network functions, Cloud-ready network functions and modular network functions.

C.Client/Server architecture, Cloud-ready network functions, and modular network functions.