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NEC Collaborates with Cisco to Provide Private 5G

NEC Corporation is a leader in IT and network technology integration, and it will collaborate with Cisco to provide its customers with new private 5G network solutions. The architecture includes Cisco 5G SA core and cloud control center, as well as NEC’s validated wireless network and system integration services, preparing the solution for the market.


Cisco’s expertise in core networks and NEC’s experience and knowledge in wireless networks are not only directly implemented for enterprise customers, but also key to maintaining and supporting private 5G networks through partnerships with global service providers, starting from Europe and the Middle East.
NEC’s demonstration facilities and laboratories enable customers to demonstrate end-to-end solutions and validate multiple use cases to support the digital transformation of their business operations in industries such as logistics, warehousing, event venues, and airport management and operations.

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Hideyuki Ogata, Senior Executive Professional at NEC’s Global Network Division, said, “The steady demand for modern architecture in 5G has strengthened our partnership with Cisco, taking us to the next level. The industry-leading solutions provided by Cisco and our ecosystem partners, combined with our world-class network integration capabilities, enable us to provide compelling solutions for multiple operators and vertical industries worldwide.”


Masum Mir, senior vice president of Cisco and general manager of provider mobile, said, “Our cooperation with NEC has taken advantage of our comprehensive advantages and brought cutting-edge private 5G solutions to global enterprises. Together with NEC, we are creating a powerful force to promote digital transformation and innovation in multiple industries, and support the key changes required for network infrastructure, bringing the Internet into the next decade.”

Private 5G

Private 5G networks involve deploying 5G infrastructure (antennas, base stations, etc.) specifically designed to meet the connectivity needs of specific enterprises or entities. This technology allows organizations to customize their networks based on their specific needs, optimizing performance and security.


5G technology essentially provides lower latency, enabling real-time communication that is crucial for applications such as industrial IoT and automation. A dedicated 5G network can handle a large number of connected devices and provide high data transmission speeds.