6G • Core Network
6G Native Multi-Tenancy
Hardware-Isolated Multi-Operator Infrastructure Sharing
Architectural standard allowing multiple competing mobile operators to share identical physical 6G cell sites and sub-THz spectrum with total cryptographic isolation.
Technical Explanation
Deploying millions of sub-THz micro-cells, fiber backhauls, and intelligent metasurfaces is economically prohibitive for any single operator. 6G Native Multi-Tenancy enables independent carriers, neutral hosts, and private enterprises to share physical radio heads, edge computing servers, and antennas. Using hardware-enforced virtualization and post-quantum cryptographic cryptographic isolation, each tenant enjoys complete data privacy, independent slice orchestration, and zero cross-talk.
Key Functions
- Shares expensive physical antenna towers and fiber backhaul across competing carriers
- Enforces cryptographically isolated control and user planes in silicon hardware
- Drastically reduces capital expenditure (CapEx) and operational expenditure (OpEx)
- Enables enterprise private networks to coexist securely on public cellular infrastructure
Specifications
3GPP Rel-19 Multi-Operator Core Network (MOCN) 6G Profile, ETSI NFV-SEC
Interfaces
Multi-Tenant Slicing BrokerOpen Front-Haul Multi-Operator Mapper
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