Virtualized Network Operator User Experience Provisioning

The patent segments network control into multiple virtual network operators (VNOs), each with independent control over their data traffic. The host network infrastructure is divided into virtual network slices, allowing each VNO to manage their own traffic independently while sharing the physical infrastructure, thus resolving the contradiction between resource sharing and traffic control.

The patent introduces a new dimension of virtualization by creating virtual network operators that operate independently on top of the host network infrastructure. This virtual layer allows multiple VNOs to coexist with full traffic control capabilities without requiring separate physical networks, enabling both resource sharing and independent control.

The patent creates virtual copies of network operator functionalities through virtual network operators (VNOs). These VNOs are software-based implementations that replicate the control and management capabilities of traditional physical network operators, allowing them to operate independently without requiring separate physical infrastructure, thus reducing complexity while maintaining full control.

The host network infrastructure is designed to universally support multiple virtual network operators simultaneously. The physical infrastructure serves multiple VNOs with different service requirements through virtualization, allowing a single infrastructure to perform multiple functions and support diverse network operations without requiring dedicated resources for each operator.