Using stochastic geometry and Paris operator traffic, the paper estimates that full network sharing between two mobile operators can save up to about 35 percent of base station energy while meeting QoS targets.
Capacity and Power Consumption of Multi-Layer 6G Networks Using the Upper Mid-Band
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This paper presents a new system model to evaluate the capacity and power consumption of multi-layer 6G networks utilising the upper mid-band (FR3). The model captures heterogeneous 4G, 5G, and 6G deployments, analyzing their performance under different deployment strategies. Our results show that strategic 6G deployments, non-co-located with existing 5G sites, significantly enhance throughput, with median and peak user rates of 300 Mbps and exceeding 1 Gbps, respectively. We also emphasize the importance of priority-based cell reselection and beam configuration to fully leverage 6G capabilities. While 6G implementation increases power consumption by 33%, non-colocated deployments strike a balance between performance and power consumption.
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Sharing is Caring: Analysis of Hybrid Network Sharing Strategies for Energy Efficient Multi-Operator Cellular Systems
Using stochastic geometry and Paris operator traffic, the paper estimates that full network sharing between two mobile operators can save up to about 35 percent of base station energy while meeting QoS targets.