Abstract: An architecture for dynamically selecting and routing traffic from Internet of things (IoT) devices and sensors to the nearest or most proximate IoT hub device. A method can comprise receiving a connection request from a user device; retrieving address data representing a network device of a group of network devices; and sending the address data to the user device.

Abstract: When a network element attempts to establish a session with another network element, a security verification agent may be activated in one or both network elements. The security verification agents, such as front-end processors, virtual network functions, or other software agents, may reside in each of the network elements.

Abstract: The concepts and technologies disclosed herein are directed to time-aware blockchain staged regulatory control of Internet of Things (“IoT”) data. A federation platform can receive a registration request from an enterprise edge platform to register a blockchain identifier for publication of public data on a public blockchain. The federation platform can determine if the registration request contains any restricted data parameters. In response to determining that the registration request does not contain any restricted data parameters, the federation platform can query a security module to obtain an encryption key. The federation platform can receive the encryption key from the security module and store the encryption key in association with the blockchain identifier and an enterprise edge platform ID that uniquely identifies the enterprise edge platform.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, receiving information defining a high-capacity event in a mobility network, receiving information defining a network location of the high-capacity event in the mobility network, automatically configuring one or more network components of the mobility network according to a set of high-capacity parameters, the one or more network components associated with the network location of the high-capacity event, limiting access to the mobile network to specific users according to the high-capacity parameters, and after the high-capacity event, automatically configuring the one or more network components of the mobile network according to a set of reversion parameters. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, examining first actions imposed as part of a maintenance activity in respect of a communication network while the communication network is subjected to second actions as part of the maintenance activity, determining, based on the examining, that the first actions, in whole or in part, fail to adhere to a threshold, a requirement, or a specification, and based on the determining, reversing at least one action of the first actions. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, examining first actions imposed as part of a maintenance activity in respect of a communication network while the communication network is subjected to second actions as part of the maintenance activity, determining, based on the examining, that the first actions, in whole or in part, fail to adhere to a threshold, a requirement, or a specification, and based on the determining, reversing at least one action of the first actions. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include receiving a first data set related to a first International Mobile Subscriber Identifier (IMSI) from a wireless core system, tidying the first data set by building a bandwidth matrix representing each bandwidth usage value with respect to a selected time-stamp and one or more flow IDs associated with the first IMSI, repeating the receiving and tidying operations with respect to a plurality of data sets related to remaining IMSIs, and generating data visualization displaying the bandwidth usage value of the first IMSI and the remaining IMSIs. The first IMSI and the remaining IMSIs are associated with a selected network slice ID. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: In 6G, there are multiple radios that can cover the same location at any time, and yet radio failure can occur. However, a mobile edge computing (MEC) platform can increase the footprint of adjacent radios to compensate for a failed radio. To reduce the failure interruption and maintain a quality of experience for a subscriber, the MEC can utilize a virtual session capability to communicate radio change of service characteristics to a service provider. Consequently, the change in service characteristics can comprise an expanded coverage area for adjacent radios such that a mobile device of the subscriber can take advantage of the expanded coverage area without experiencing an interruption in service.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, obtaining indications of a respective priority level of each cell of a plurality of cells in respect of supporting Category M (CATM) communication services, determining, at a first point in time, that CATM is active in a first cell of the plurality of cells, resulting in a first determination, determining, based on the first determination, that a utilization of resources of the first cell is greater than a first threshold, resulting in a second determination, and activating, based on the second determination, CATM in at least a second cell of the plurality of cells. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, a system, comprising: a message-sending device comprising a first processing system including a first processor, wherein the message-sending device further comprises a first wireless communication mechanism, wherein the first processing system is configured to receive an input command, wherein the input command is provided by a person who is coaching a player, wherein the person who is coaching the player is located on a sideline of a field, and wherein the player is on the field; and a helmet worn by the player, wherein the helmet comprises a second processing system including a second processor, wherein the helmet further comprises a second wireless communication mechanism, and wherein the helmet further comprises a display mechanism positioned in a line of sight of at least one eye of the player; wherein the first processing system determines whether a play clock associated with a current play has been running for a threshold amount of time, resul

Abstract: The technologies described herein are generally directed to validating the integration of new carrier components at base station equipment, e.g., in a fifth generation (5G) network or other next generation networks. For example, a method described herein can include, confirming based on installation data, an installation milestone of an installation of a carrier component at base station equipment, resulting in a confirmed milestone. The method can further include, based on the confirmed milestone, identifying for an evaluation of the installation of the carrier component, a criterion associated with a characteristic of operation of the base station equipment. Further, the method can include based on a result of evaluation of the installation, sending, by the network equipment, a validation signal to the base station equipment indicating that the installation of the carrier component is validated.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, a device including a processing system including a processor; and a memory that stores executable instructions that, when executed by the processing system, facilitate performance of operations of receiving a smart contract for tracking a position of a mobile device from a quantum blockchain; issuing a token uniquely identifying location data for the position of the mobile device; receiving location data including the token from the mobile device, wherein the position of the mobile device is determined by displacement from an initial position using a quantum accelerometer; verifying the location data using the token; and storing the location data in the quantum blockchain. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, obtaining first data from a first component of a disaggregated wireless communication network; obtaining second data from a second component of the disaggregated wireless communication network; formatting the first data and the second data for use in a generative artificial intelligence (AI) process, wherein the formatting results in formatted data; applying the formatted data to the generative AI process, wherein the generative AI process results in one or more first commands for the first component of the disaggregated wireless communication network; and transmitting the one or more first commands to the first component of the disaggregated wireless communication network. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, obtaining, by a processing system including a processor, network data associated with a communication network; generating, by the processing system, Quality of Service (QOS) information by applying machine learning to the network data; and providing, by the processing system, the QoS information to a Policy Control Function (PCF) that selects or generates a first UE Route Selection Policy (URSP) rule according to the QoS information and provides the first URSP to an end user device, where the first URSP rule is implemented to provide a communication service to the end user device utilizing an application via the communication network. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Extending user equipment (UE) access to resources of a private network via a private core network component (PCNC) and a carrier core network component (CCNC) is disclosed. An allocation component comprised in a carrier core network can receive extension information from a first PCNC that can enable determining a connection between the first PCNC and another core network component that can extend resource access. In an embodiment, the other core network component can be the CCNC resulting in the UE having access via the CCNC and the first PCNC. In another embodiment, the other core network component can be a second PCNC resulting in the UE having access to the resources via the second PCNC, the CCNC, and the first PCNC. In a further embodiment, extending access can result in the UE having access to the resources via a second PCNC, a plurality of CCNCs, and the first PCNC.

Abstract: A streaming orchestrator may monitor the quality of video being delivered to a home or other building. If the streaming orchestrator determines that additional performance is needed, it may create an additional User Plane Gateway in the virtual “white box” environment residing in the customer premises. The streaming orchestrator may instruct gNodeBs to continue to route traffic back to the central core functions or to route traffic to local user plane gateways which transmit video streams to the Internet via localized high-speed connections.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, a device that receives data from a machine-type communication (MTC) device located at a premises, determines an identifier for the MTC device; compares the identifier with a list of identifiers; and, responsive to determining that the MTC device is a listed device, transmits the data to a first network element remote from the premises. The device and the first network element do not receive data from devices at the premises generating human traffic communications (HTC). The first network element transmits the data to a second network element for aggregation and subsequent transmission to a cloud data facility comprising cloud storage. A data path from the device to the first network element, from the first network element to the second network element, and from the second network element to the cloud data facility forms a secure data path. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Aspects of the subject disclosure may include, for example, an AT command that allows an application service provider to modify suspend/resume (S/R) and/or deactivate/activate (D/A) functionality specified in one or more elementary files of a UICC. The S/R and/or D/A functionality can be influenced by the application service provider without relying on SIM-OTA messages being forwarded by a mobile operator. Other embodiments are disclosed.

Abstract: Determining a level of congruence between modality-event characteristics is disclosed. Information can be collected from an event input source via one or more information collection modalities. Modality-event characteristics can be determined from this information. A level of congruence between the modality-event characteristics can be determined to enable initiating a response based on the level of congruence. The level of congruence can be based on satisfying a rule related to congruence between modality-event characteristics, user profile information, etc. The level of congruence can be related to a probability that the several inputs collected for an event, collected by a plurality of modalities, embody characteristics that are associated with the event occurring according to determined notions embodied in the rule and profile. Determining the level of congruence can support assertions that each input, across differing modes of capturing said input, accords with the expected inputs for an event.

Abstract: Generating a core instance via a first access network device of a first access network, wherein the core instance facilitates operation of a second access network via a second access network device of the second access network is disclosed. Generally, implementing a core network can be highly resource intensive, e.g., high labor, equipment, and monetary costs. The level of resources that are conventionally committed in developing a core instance can be a significant barrier for many small or medium sized entities. The disclosed subject matter discloses a configuration component that can generate a core instance that can be performed at a remotely located access network. In an embodiment, a remotely implemented core instance can be updatable. Further, in response to a remotely implemented core instance failing to perform, a monitoring component can facilitate a failover operation.