We propose a novel high-speed train communication using baseband cloud (C-HSTC) system framework for providing continuous broadband services to highly mobile users. This framework is featured with a new virtualized single cell design which mitigates the impact of conventional handover failures and guarantees continuous communication services. Through exploiting the baseband units (BBU) cloud and the ful frequent frequency reuse in the virtualized single cell, we also proposed a highly efficient joint transmit beamforming algorithm targeting at compensating the inter-carrier interference (ICI) caused by severe Doppler frequency shift due to mobility. Numerical analysis shows that the new architecture and corresponding algorithms are suitable for high-speed train communication and can provide a continuous data rate of more than 100 megabits per second (Mbps) for passengers at a speed of 450 kilometers per hour (kmph). This would help to achieve satisfactory mobile broadband services for high speed train passengers.
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