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This report outlines a comprehensive plan for implementing 5G technology in an IT park to replace outdated 4G infrastructure, aiming to provide high-speed connectivity and support for IoT and smart devices. The deployment strategy includes assessing current capabilities, upgrading hardware, and ensuring security measures are in place. Despite challenges such as high initial costs and regulatory hurdles, the investment is expected to yield significant returns through enhanced productivity and attracting high-tech clients.

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PBL 5G Implementation Report With Image Placeholders

This report outlines a comprehensive plan for implementing 5G technology in an IT park to replace outdated 4G infrastructure, aiming to provide high-speed connectivity and support for IoT and smart devices. The deployment strategy includes assessing current capabilities, upgrading hardware, and ensuring security measures are in place. Despite challenges such as high initial costs and regulatory hurdles, the investment is expected to yield significant returns through enhanced productivity and attracting high-tech clients.

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PBL Report: 5G Implementation Plan for

an IT Park
1. Introduction
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As technology evolves, IT parks must stay at the forefront of communication infrastructure.


Currently, most IT parks operate on 4G networks, which are no longer sufficient for the data
needs of emerging technologies such as IoT, AI, cloud computing, and real-time analytics.
This report outlines a strategy to implement 5G in an IT park to meet the demands for high-
speed connectivity, ultra-low latency, and support for massive device connectivity.

2. Objectives
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- Upgrade existing 4G infrastructure to 5G.


- Provide ultra-high-speed and low-latency wireless communication.
- Enable massive connectivity for IoT and smart devices.
- Ensure economic and technical feasibility.
- Address security and integration challenges.

3. Comparison: 4G vs 5G
[Image: comparison_4g_5g.jpg]

4. Frequency Spectrum
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5G utilizes multiple frequency bands to achieve its performance goals:


- Low-band (Sub-1 GHz): Wide coverage, lower speed
- Mid-band (1–6 GHz): Balanced coverage and performance
- High-band (mmWave >24 GHz): High speed, low range, suitable for dense zones
A combination of mid-band and mmWave frequencies is ideal for IT parks.

5. Network Infrastructure Plan


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- Upgrade base stations to 5G New Radio (NR)
- Install small cells and microcells in high-density areas
- Deploy fiber optic backbone for high-speed data transmission
- Integrate Massive MIMO and beamforming technologies

6. Deployment Strategy
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1. Assessment Phase: Evaluate current 4G network capabilities.


2. Infrastructure Upgrade: Replace or enhance network hardware.
3. Spectrum Allocation: Secure appropriate 5G bands.
4. Pilot Testing: Begin testing in a designated area.
5. Full Deployment: Roll out across the entire IT park.
6. Monitoring & Optimization: Continuous performance tuning.

7. IoT & Edge Computing Support


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5G enables seamless IoT integration by supporting a massive number of devices. Edge


computing infrastructure should be deployed to reduce latency by processing data closer to
the source.

8. Security Considerations
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- Implement network slicing to isolate applications


- Use strong authentication and encryption mechanisms
- Monitor traffic for anomalies and potential cyber threats

9. Economic and Technical Feasibility


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The implementation of 5G involves capital investment in new equipment, spectrum


licensing, and skilled labor. However, the ROI is promising due to:
- Improved productivity and efficiency
- Enhanced services and smart infrastructure
- Attracting high-tech tenants and clients

10. Challenges
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- High initial cost of deployment
- Compatibility with legacy systems
- Regulatory hurdles in spectrum licensing
- Signal interference and mmWave limitations

11. Conclusion
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5G implementation in an IT park is a forward-thinking strategy to accommodate the


growing need for high-speed, reliable, and scalable communication. With proper planning,
infrastructure upgrades, and security considerations, 5G can empower the IT ecosystem for
future technological advancements.

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