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This article will introduce the reader to the process by which ETSI has focused on the creation of standards for 5G and how we have ensured that we can deliver on its potential.The article will detail the ETSI approach of creating building blocks for 5G systems—that both support and go beyond 3GPP aspects. ETSI’s work on Network Functions Virtualisation, Multi-access Edge Computing and Zero Touch Network & Service Management are examples of how ETSI is acting as an incubator and an accelerator of key 5G solutions.We will consider how the 3GPP Radio group settled on a new 5G radio interface and what that means. The role of the next generation core network is key, too, and we will look at how a Service Based Architecture and Network Slicing are being addressed.The 5G network will be a resource for new sectors and a new type of engagement in our standards work. This article will conclude with a look at how the concept of the ‘Internet of things’ has impacted ETSI. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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