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Artificial Intelligence Handles Phone Calls for NTT
NTT also announced a reseller partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
ONOS Code Takes Flight in 2015
ONOS has done a ton of coding in just one year.
Cellwize Raises $14.5M for Self-Organizing Network Technology
SON could become big with the advent of 5G.
Telus Deploys vEPC to Offer Internet of Things Services
With IoT, Telus could contract with a utility to do meter reading.
Nokia & Telecom Italia Hunt for Silicon Valley Startups
Unlike AT&T before Domain 2.0, these companies will court startups.
Overture Adds an SDN Controller to Ensemble
The new controller is based on OpenDaylight.
Is OPNFV Forkaphobic?
OPNFV says 'no forking' to coders from telcos who are under commercial pressures.
Orange & Ericsson Trial Internet of Things over Wireless
An IoT trial is the latest in a flurry of Ericsson partnerships.
SDN Brightens Brocade’s Q4, but the Outlook Disappoints
The VDX product family revenue grew 45 percent during Q4.
Telefónica Deploys Software-Based Network Monitoring
Monitoring software replaces legacy equipment in Latin America.
Mobile Fronthaul Picks Up Where Fiber Leaves Off
First, we’ll tell you what ‘fronthaul’ is.
SDxCentral Weekly News Roundup — November 20, 2015
Tidbits from SC15, GEN15, and DockerCon Europe.
WiFi Calling Might Be a First NFV Use Case for Comcast
Comcast could use NFV to bring in mobile revenues.
PCCW Deploys CENX Service Orchestrator
CENX's Service Orchestrator scores a win in Asia-Pacific.
Ethernet on Demand is AT&T’s First SDN User Case
Internet on Demand is next, AT&T says at the GEN15 conference.
Cisco Opens IOS XR to Third-Party Applications
Cisco moves service providers closer to cloud-scale networking.
OPNFV & CENGN: Great Minds Think Alike
SDN, NFV and IoT: CENGN worked on them as the OPNFV was forming.
OPNFV Won’t Be a Product
Code writing is hard, but defining the scope of the project may be even harder.
Can NFV Provide Five Nines?
Telcos don't want NFV to screw up their networks.
Versa Decouples Hardware from Software for SD-WAN, vCPE, & Security
Decoupling like Juniper? No comparison, say Versa's founders.