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This webinar will present the brand-new OSM Release EIGHTEEN, which consolidates OSM as a generalized cloud-native orchestrator for infrastructure, platforms, and services. The webinar will demonstrate the new capabilities in declarative infra and app management, including enhanced cluster management and a powerful new declarative modelling for applications.

OSM Release EIGHTEEN: paving the way for declarative management of infrastructure and applications

Join us to explore the outcomes of STF 678, which enhanced the ETSI MEC Sandbox (try-mec.etsi.org) with new features like MEC Federation, V2X APIs, and CAPIF integration. Learn how these advancements support edge-native applications, improve API-driven sandbox capabilities, and enable developers to experiment with MEC service APIs. The session includes a live demo of the updated MEC Sandbox and a Jupyter notebook tutorial, offering practical insights for developers and industry professionals.

Edge Native Connector: Enhancing MEC Sandbox for 5G and Beyond

Join our live webinar to discover ETSI TeraFlowSDN Release 5 and see how its new capabilities redefine network automation for 5G and beyond. Our experts will dive into the IETF Network Slice Controller, SmartNIC support, enhanced telemetry, broader OpenFlow compatibility and Zero-Touch Provisioning for white-box devices, showing real demos and sharing field-tips from the recent Barcelona hackfest. 
Learn how Release 5 eases slice lifecycle management, accelerates infrastructure roll-outs, and slashes troubleshooting time while boosting performance. Whether you’re an operator, vendor, or researcher, this one-hour session will equip you with actionable insights and resources to start benefiting immediately.

Enhanced Network Automation and Optimization with ETSI TeraFlowSDN

ETSI’s Industry Specification Group (ISG) THz provides the opportunity for ETSI members to share their pre-standardization efforts on THz technology resulting from various collaborative research projects and being extended with relevant global initiatives.
Two more deliverables of this group are available since the beginning of 2025. GR003 provides an overview on THz channel measurements and models, whereas GR004 sheds a light on the Modelling the non-.ideal behaviour of RF hardware, which becomes important at this frequency range. The audience will find an opportunity to get prime insights into the fascinating area of THz communications.

Channel Characterisation and RF Hardware Models for THz Communications

The webinar will discuss ISAC use cases, their requirements, key performance indicators, and deployment scenarios following the recent publication of ETSI ISAC ISG group report ISC-001, and in light of the ongoing work in 3GPP SA1 towards defining 6G use cases and their requirements. Some light will also be shed on the differentiation of the 6G ISAC use cases defined in ETSI and 3GPP compared to the baseline set of use cases included in the 3GPP SA1 feasibility study on sensing in 5G-Advanced. The webinar will also touch on the standardization road ahead for ISAC.

6G ISAC: Crystalizing the Use Cases and Their Requirements

Join us for an exclusive webinar featuring the latest enhancements and news of ETSI OpenSlice Release 2024Q4. Discover how to develop and expose services utilizing the Kubernetes operator pattern (OpenSlice addons) to address contemporary telco challenges, with comprehensive examples such as LF Sylva and CAMARA integration Proof-of-Concepts (PoCs). Also, explore the streamlined process to integrate monitoring tools within the service lifecycle to support efficient closed-loop management.
The official YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@OpenSlice) provides introductory material to serve as the basis for this session.

OpenSlice Release 2024 Q4 Webinar

Augmented Reality (AR) registers AR assets in 3D with the real world in real-time. To achieve this, an AR system estimates the 3D transform of the AR device in relation to the real-world objects, or conversely, based on its different sensors. 
This webinar will present the recently published ETSI specifications and available tools for providing a world representation and performing pose estimation on various AR devices. Pose estimation is achieved by combining the world representation with data from the device sensors and can be conducted locally or on a remote computing platform.

Towards Interoperable Anchoring for XR

This webinar will present the brand-new OSM Release SEVENTEEN, which consolidates OSM as a generalized cloud-native orchestrator for infrastructure, platforms, and services. During the webinar it will be shown in practice how OSM has extended its cloud-native orchestration capabilities from public to private clouds.

OSM Release SEVENTEEN: Extending its capabilities for cloud-native orchestration

This event will provide information on DECT-2020 NR technology and standards proceeding and activities in ETSI TC DECT. We will introduce the technology design principles on radio access and how it is optimized for local networks operation and shared spectrum use. We will also provide information on first application utilizing DECT-2020 NR in their design.

ETSI TC DECT  DECT-2020 NR technology introduction and release 2 functionality and application information

Join us for an exclusive webinar as we present the latest major update to ETSI TeraFlowSDN, which acts as a Network Automation and Security Framework that is redefining the future of network management. This release introduces groundbreaking features that integrate quantum key distribution (QKD) control, enhance network automation, and improve inventory management.

Using TeraFlowSDN as a Network Automation and Security Framework

This webinar will present some of the most relevant features of the brand-new OSM Release SIXTEEN, which brings a revolution in OSM’s functionality. During the webinar it will be shown in practice how, since Rel SIXTEEN, OSM becomes a generalized cloud-native orchestrator for infrastructure, platforms, and services, extending significantly its former scope.

OSM Release SIXTEEN: Towards Cloud-Native Orchestration of Cloud Services and Applications

ETSI STF 642 - ACEMCOM Project ran its webinar on Accessibility and Interoperability of Emergency Communications and for Answering of Emergency Communications on 5 September

ETSI STF 642 - ACEMCOM Project

The ETSI Software Development Group OpenSlice (SDG OSL) is developing an open-source Operations Support System (OSS) intending to revolutionize the delivery of Network Slice as a Service (NSaaS). The scope of this webinar is to provide an overview of the latter and present the recent changes introduced in OpenSlice Release 2024Q2 towards this goal, with a particular focus on cloud-nativeness. Introductory material that will serve as a basis for this session can be found on the official YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@OpenSlice).

OpenSlice Release 2024Q2 Overview

OpenCAPIF is an ETSI Software Development Group developing an open source Common API Framework as defined by 3GGP, allowing to expose and consume APIs in a secure and consistent day. This webinar will provide an overview of the project scope, and the latest changes published in OpenCAPIF Release 1.A demonstration will be provided to showcase how CAPIF Invokers and Providers can be used with this new OpenCAPIF Release.
The webinar will be presented by David Artunedo (Telefonica, OpenCAPIF Chair), Jorge Moratinos (Telefonica, OCF TSC Chair), Stavros Charismiadis (Fogus, OCF TSC Member), Pelayo Torres (Telefonica, OCF Member)

OpenCAPIF Release 1 Overview

In May 2024, held in Singapore, the 10th ETSI/IQC Quantum Safe Cryptography Conference brought together the largest set of experts from around the world to share knowledge and collaborate as organizations transition their cyber infrastructures and business practices to ensure security in the imminent quantum era. This webinar provides highlights from the conference. Experts from the conference will share their perspectives on:
• what organizations need to do to prepare their cybersecurity infrastructures, and
• technical advances in cryptography to support quantum readiness.
Do not miss the occasion of this live webinar, to ask your questions!
The webinar will be presented by:
Jaya Baloo, CISO at Rapid7
Prof Michele Mosca, Institute for Quantum Computing (UWaterloo) Programme Committee chair and co-founder of the ETSI/IQC Quantum Safe Cryptography Conference 
Matt Campagna, AWS, ETSI TC Cyber QSC
Lily Chen, NIST
Donna Dodson, Senior Strategic Advisor, evolutionQ
Jaime Gomez Garcia, Head of Quantum Technologies, Banco Santander

Get Ready for Quantum Era: Insights from the ETSI/IQC QSC Conference

Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTNs) are wireless communication platforms operating above the surface of the Earth, typically achieved using satellites in low, medium or geostationary orbit as well as drones, High Altitude Platforms (HAPS) and other aerial systems. A component of 5G since 3GPP Release 17, there is now general agreement that future 6G will feature the “native integration” of NTN from the outset.

Recognizing the importance of the topic, ETSI recently held a Conference on ‘Non-Terrestrial Networks, a Native Component of 6G’ (https://www.etsi.org/events/2306-etsi-ntn-conference#pane-1/). The conference examined NTN use cases, candidate technologies, current research status and standardization roadmaps. 

Due to the intense interest in the 6G and NTN topics, this ETSI webinar will allow further discussion around the topic as our expert speakers will discuss and develop the priority areas for 6G and NTN. 

We will encourage strong audience participation during the event where the experts will answer your questions and get your thoughts / feedback on the future directions for NTN in 6G.

The webinar will be presented by:

-  Moderator: David BOSWARTHICK, Director New Technologies (NET),  ETSI 
- Javier ALBARES BUENO, Head of 5G/6G Program, Smart Network and Services Joint Undertaking 
- Nicolas CHUBERRE, 3GPP NTN Rapporteur, Thales
- Maria Guta, Senior 5G 6G SatCom Solutions Architect in the European Space Agency (ESA)  
- Alessandro Vanelli Coralli, 6G-NTN Project Coordinator

Essential Discussions about Non-Terrestrial Networks for 6G

The webinar will provide a guide to the MEC Service API application enablement and its interworking with the Common API Framework (CAPIF) defined in 3GPP. The speakers, as key experts in the area, will present the latest achievements and alignments in standardization in ETSI and 3GPP. The webinar will also provide an overview of the recently established Software Development Group (SDG) in ETSI called OpenCAPIF, an important open-source initiative in the area, as complementary effort to standardization. Attendees will not only benefit from this comprehensive overview but will also have the chance to get (in the final Q&A session) technical insights both from standards and open-source software points of view.

The webinar will be presented by:
• Dario Sabella, ETSI ISG MEC Chair, Intel 
• Abdessamad El Moatamid, 3GPP CT3 Delegate, Huawei
• Uwe Rauschenbach, ETSI ISG MEC Vice Chair, Nokia
• David Artunedo, ETSI SDG OpenCAPIF Chair, Telefonica

CAPIF from Standards to Practice: Synergy between 3GPP, ETSI MEC and OpenCAPIF

ETSI’s Industry Specification Group (ISG) THz provides the opportunity for ETSI members to share their pre-standardization efforts on THz technology resulting from various collaborative research projects and being extended with relevant global initiatives.
The first two deliverables of this group are available. The first one is identifying and describing use cases either enabled by or highly benefiting from the use of THz communications. The second one sheds a light on the regulatory landscape and identifies the most interesting frequency bands for THz communications, as it is at the time of publication.

Use-cases and Spectrum - Key Starting Points for TeraHertz Standards

The benefits of Advanced Cryptography are recognised by ETSI, as its members make developments and standards in Identity-Based Cryptography, Attribute-Based Encryption and other forms of Advanced Cryptography. This session focuses on applications of Advanced Cryptography, including a privacy-preserving electronic ticket scheme using attribute-based credentials to protect users' privacy, and a survey on how Attribute-Based Encryption could be deployed to protect mobile networks.

ETSI Security Week:Industry Applications and Use Cases for Advanced Cryptography

ETSI Security Week

Industry Application Cryptography

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