vCPE

It’s no surprise that a robust, resilient, and reliable network is one of the most important drivers for business success. Organisations are having to continuously improve their network infrastructure to

Network and service virtualisation is starting to accelerate and it will change how customer and service providers interact in important ways. Here are three examples that are likely to become

NXP Semiconductors™ N.V., a provider in advanced secure connectivity solutions announced that its virtual customer premises equipment (vCPE) solution has successfully completed a virtualisation networking trial with China Mobile Communications Corporation

Networks with virtualised functions bring communications service providers the power to provision services quickly, analyse and automate networks, release creativity for designing new services and take advantage of general-purpose platforms

The first standard for distributed virtualised Customer Premises Equipment (vCPE) has been published by the Broadband Forum as it continues to accelerate its work on Open Broadband, CloudCentral Office (CO)

VeloCloud™ Networks, Inc., the Cloud-Delivered SD-WAN company, announced it continues to strengthen its global market lead as the SD-WAN technology of choice for Service Providers with 50 paying Service Providers and

Masergy Communications Inc., has announced that UK-based Eurostar has selected the company’s Hybrid Networking and Managed Security solutions to facilitate the high-speed railway’s digital transformation initiatives.

Amdocs  is expanding its network functions virtualisation (NFV) Partner Programme to accelerate the development of pre-integrated, multi-vendor solutions from NFV and SDN providers and to simplify the process for communications

Antoine Clerget, CTO of OneAccess, argued that vendors need to radically re-think their approach to proof of concept (PoC) projects as carriers begin to plan their transition to software-defined network

Over the past year or so, a strong consensus seems to have emerged within the telecom industry that the #1 use case for early deployments of Network Functions Virtualisation (NFV)