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Learn how Intel® technology is ushering in the era of 5G, building a new kind of network that allows businesses to stay agile, scale dynamically, and deploy new services easily.
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The scale and scope of the change required to unleash the full potential of 5G-capable networks is unprecedented. It requires an end-to-end transformation based on a new generation of highly agile, open, and programmable “cloud-ready” architecture that is both scalable enough to handle next-generation performance demands with extreme efficiencies and agile enough to develop and deploy new services with “push-button” ease. Verizon is an early adopter and active ecosystem partner on the path for transformation, as explained by Chris Emmons, Verizon Director of Network Planning.
Host Jim St. Leger, Data Plane Software Product Line Manager at Intel, tackles some of the most pressing challenges and opportunities in transforming the network.
Intel® Network Builders accelerates the adoption of NFV and SDN solutions in telecommunications networks and public, private, and hybrid clouds. It’s supported by a collaboration among independent software vendors (ISVs), operating system vendors (OSVs), original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), telecom equipment manufacturers (TEMs), system integrators, and communications service providers.
Virtual and SDN cloud-ready networks based on open- and industry-standard infrastructure are transforming services, and greater intelligence is being extended to the network edge.
Intel servers can run four primary workloads across every network infrastructure: applications and services, control plane processing, high-performance packet processing, and signal processing.
Open source solutions are changing the networking landscape, playing a key role in the ongoing transformation of network architecture and deployment
The Service Provider Network Maturity Model provides a framework for service providers to prioritize activities, measure progress, and benchmark against best-in-class developments.
Telefónica Director Enrique Algaba and AT&T SEVP John Donovan discuss the role of Intel® technology for network virtualization and user-defined network cloud and how it adds performance and functionality for their network transformation.
NASDAQ successfully deployed and tested NFV components on an Intel® architecture-based infrastructure.
Video of the director of technology of Telefónica on how Intel® x86-based technologies bring more options to the data center.
Sandra Rivera, Intel® Network Platforms Group VP/GM, explains how Intel works with the telecommunications industry to develop optimized, integrated, and interoperable solutions for Network Transformation. Learn about Cisco and its open network architecture for communications SPs.
Learn how operators including Telefonica, British Telecom, Telenor, and Telecom Austria Group have joined with key NFV cloud solution providers including Intel, Canonical, RIFT.io, and Mirantis to form a new ETSI-hosted open-source project. The objective is fostering an open software ecosystem and cost-effective, rapid service deployment related to network functions virtualization (NFV).
Learn about a commercially viable NFV platform built using industry standard Dell servers, storage, networking, and software—engineered for optimal interoperability and manageability through a broad set of open interfaces.
By adding photonics capability to world-leading silicon manufacturing, Intel is developing a new class of high-speed optical connectivity products.
Bringing advanced intelligence and performance to the network edge.
Flexible, high-performance 10GBASE-T solutions for your entire data center.
High-bandwidth connectivity for next-generation cloud data centers and networks.
Read about the Intel® Ethernet multi-host controller FM10000 family
Built for the agile, fully-orchestrated, energy-efficient data center.
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