Communications Infrastructure

COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE

Overview

Intel® architecture fits beautifully into all of your wireless infrastructure, network security systems and appliances, as well as core and access systems including routers and switches. Intel offers an open, standards-based approach to system design and top-to-bottom performance scalability enabling you to deliver a consistent platform across all communications systems and over generations of products.

Wireless Infrastructure

Support WiMAX, WiFi, 3G, 4G, IPTV, and more
Carrier-grade, high-density computing solutions
Supports high availability and hot swap
Complies with computer telephony and NEBS-3/ETS

Networking Security & Appliances

Support cryptography and other data security algorithms
Accelerated platform performance
Enhance intrusion detection with NPU-type small packet processing capabilities
Top-to-bottom performance scalability

Routers & Switches

Improve value, performance and security
Design one solution and scale across multiple systems
Maximize software reuse

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Embedded connected devices

Case Study: Migrating the Ericsson* Operations Support System: RISC or Intel® based Servers

Ericsson* combines UltraSparc-IV+ and Intel® Xeon® processor-based servers running OSS software (configured to serve 20 million mobile subscribers) reducing TCO and ecosystem impact.

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Packet Processing on Intel® Architecture

Consolidate Workloads. Boost Performance. Reduce Total Cost of Ownership.
Product Brief: Connected Services Gateway Reference Design

The reference design provides equipment manufacturers and service providers with a validated design, greatly reducing development time and costs.

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Service Providers

Flexible and Scalable Embedded Solutions for Service Providers
Signal Processing on Intel® Architecture

Get the technical information, software tools and third party ecosystem support to design signal processing application using Intel® Architecture products.
Solution Brief: Intel® Architecture at the Edge for Greater Flexibility and Scalability

Consolidate services and packet processing workloads on a single processor architecture to improve subscriber experiences, and reduce network complexity.

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Solution Brief: Intel® Heterogeneous Network

Exploding smart phone usage is putting unprecedented pressure on network operators to keep up with this insatiable demand while maintaining quality.

Version: 001 : January 2011
Solution Brief: Talk, Share and Connect Seamlessly with a Media Phone

Media phones bring together a variety of rich Internet applications, traditional telephony service and local personal management tools in a unique, easy and fun-to-use device.

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Sprint—the Now Network in Remote Monitoring

More power to monitor commodities with real-time data and control over critical infrastructure and remote assets—know exactly how equipment is performing. Find Out What's Possible Now.
Technology Brief: Embedded with Innovation: Workload Consolidation

Consolidate workloads to gain efficiencies and cut costs.

Version: June 2011
Video: Intel® Atom™ Processors: Intelligence Where You Need It

Intel® Atom™ processors enable life changing intelligent, connected products everywhere such as home and building management, retail, IVI, communications devices, digital signage and more.

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Video: Intel® Data Plane Development Kit (Intel® DPDK)

This video demonstrates how the Intel® Data Plane Development Kit enables manufacturers to quickly assess migrating their packet processing solutions to Intel® Architecture.

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Video: Intel® Service Edge Animation

Intel® architecture provides a flexible, scalable service edge solution meeting the challenges of tomorrow’s interconnectivity today, reducing capx and opx, increasing revenue potential.

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Video: One Network Minute

Watch this short video on the rapidly expanding, intelligent network of connected devices.

Version: 1 : November 2011
White Paper: Signal Processing on Intel® Architecture

Engineers can quickly determine whether Intel® processor-based platforms with Intel® Advanced Vector Extensions (Intel® AVX) satisfy signal processing requirements.

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