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F1鈴鹿で実証した｢26万人が集まっても決済や配信が滞らない｣5G新設計が変えた大規模イベントの通信現場 | インターネット | 東洋経済オンライン

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This page reports on 5G technology demonstrated at the F1 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit. SoftBank introduced "5G SA" and "network slicing" technology, eliminating cashless payment errors even with 266,000 visitors over three days. Previously, 2-3 communication errors occurred per store during peak lunch hours, requiring cash transaction fallbacks. The collaboration with Ericsson Japan successfully resolved these issues, revolutionizing telecommunications infrastructure for large-scale events. The implementation marks Japan's first F1 5G slicing initiative.

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