Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: Secureg, Inc Will Conduct Research to Understand How an SCT (supply Chain Traceability) Registry May Be Architected and Built to Best Address the Security Interoperability and Security Strength Challenges for O-rus (open Radio Units) in a Vendor-neutral Manner. Over a Two-year Period of Performance, Their Research Will Develop and Test a Novel Architecture That Could Enable an Entire Generation of New Component Vendors and O-ru Manufacturers to Easily and Rapidly Develop New Open Ran (radio Access Network) Radios That Are Easily Integrated Into Any Mobile Network Operator?s Network. the Overall O-ru Ecosystem Could Benefit From This Research.activities to Be Performed: Over a Two-year Period of Performance, Secureg Will Conduct Research to Develop and Test a Novel Architecture That Could Enable an Entire Generation of New Component Vendors and O-ru Manufacturers to Easily and Rapidly Develop New Open Ran (radio Access Network) Radios That Are Easily Integrated Into Any Mobile Network Operator?s Network.expected Outcomes: This Project Will Develop a High-fidelity Proof of Concept That Demonstrates the Feasibility and Measurable Impacts of Public Key Infrastructure on O-ru Security Compliance and Interoperability. the Results of This Research Will Make It Easier for New Suppliers to Enter and Serve the O-ru Market and Will Enable Mnos to More Easily Deploy O-rus Into Their Network, Adjust the Functionality of Their Radios, and More Easily Switch Suppliers. the Work Developed in This Project Will Support Not Only the O-ru, But the Entire Open Ran Ecosystem Driving Much Higher Commercialization Potential.intended Beneficiaries: the Applicant Will Develop Software That Could Be Applicable to High Value Private Networks and the O-ru Ecosystem.subrecipient Activities: Secureg Does Not List Any Subrecipients in Their Application.
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