GTI, 5GAA took a step in Cellular-V2X development

by signing a MoUjointly announcing a statement

As connected-car has become one of the most inspiring area enabled by cellular network, the Global TD-LTE Initiative (GTI)5GAA (5G Automotive Association) signed a MoU during the GTI Summit 2017 held on 28th Feb.jointly announced a statement for Cellular-V2X (C-V2X) industry development promoting a unified standard, innovativeconverged ecosystem.

Cellular-V2X (C-V2X) would provide improved performance, support multiple business modelsoffer an evolution path from LTE to 5G to fit increasing V2X requirements. By the statement, telecomautomotive sectors will work closely on C-V2X use casesscenarios, solutionstrials, standardizationspectrum, business modelgo-to-market strategies to achieve the success of thriving C-V2X marketcreate a new era of Internet of vehicles.

Christoph Voigt, Chairman of the 5GAA board said, “5GAA was created to connect telecom industryvehicle manufacturerswork closely together to develop end-to-end solutions for future mobilitytransportation services. We look forward to working with GTIthe other relevant organizations to create a successful C-V2X ecosystem”.

Craig Ehrlich, Chairman of GTI said “C-V2X is one of the key areas in GTI 2.0. We are very glad to cooperatecommunicate with 5GAA in the fields of C-V2X technology, standardbusiness models,take advantages of our own industryplatform to speed up the global commercialization of C-V2X.”