virtualisation

In 2015, 39 million adults (78%) in Great Britain accessed the Internet every day, 23 million more than in 2006. The network underpinning this demand needs to become intelligent, programmable

In this article, Ravi Chittimoori, senior manager, Product Line Management, for NETSCOUT’s Service Provider Business Unit, explains how implementing NFV correctly will be a make or break for mobile operators:

Huawei and Abraxas have successfully built a virtualised multi-tenant cloud data centre network with Huawei’s Cloud Fabric Data Centre Network Solution.

Communication services are heading to the cloud. The communication service providers (CSPs) of the future are just as likely to have originated as web-based start-ups as they are to have

For years, the enterprise has been realigning entire IT ecosystems to take advantage of cloud technologies. The move away from heavily customised, on-premise enterprise solutions to flexible, cloud-based SaaS offerings

The ground is shifting under telcos and service providers. Many operators have now embraced virtualisation as a tool for increasing operational agility. But first-generation solutions for network application virtualisation —

CSPs are looking to become leaner and more agile organisations. With this comes an increased focus on the reduction of CapEx and OpEx budgets – where network-function virtualisation (NFV) can

Traditional network operators and vendors are virtualising their networks through the standards-based ETSI Network Function Virtualisation (NFV) at an increasing rate, says Ultan Kelly of Cobham Wireless.

Network Function Virtualisation (NFV) has continued to grow and prove popular across many industries in today’s connected world. Telecommunications is one such industry that is reaping the benefits it offers.

Event date: November 24 – 25, 2015 Montfleury Hotel, Cannes