The standards body insists there is no need for panic, as it announces a three-month delay in the completion of the Release 15 standard.
SDxCentral Weekly Wrap for December 14, 2018: IHS SD-WAN report showed 23 percent revenue surge, VMware paid $550 million for Kubernetes boost from Heptio, and more of what you missed this week.
CNCF claimed 8,000 attendees and an additional 2,000 that were on a waitlist to attend this week's event. I think those on the waitlist snuck in.
The South Korean carrier is to partner with MobiledgeX, building on the deal signed with DT in October 2018.
Amazon Web Services opens in Sweden; Apple expands across the US; and the Hyperledger project expands its membership.
AWS argues that it has a “direct and substantial economic interests at stake.” It says Oracle’s conflict-of-interest accusations are “meritless.”
“SDN is going to be a very broad deployment,” said Telus’ Bryce Mitchell. “We made sure we included SDN within the NFV pods themselves.”
The company was pretty revolutionary with its idea to layer SDN on top of multiple third-party transport before all the SD-WAN vendors conceived of this.
The service provider is hoping to launch a cost-effective uCPE platform that supports more VNFs along with its SD-WAN early next year.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) once again came in No. 2, with 16.3 percent revenue share or $3.81 billion.
A regional U.S. carrier adds Parallel Wireless to its vendor portfolio to benefit from the flexibility of an open RAN approach for 4G and eventually 5G.
The carrier is near the half-way point on its 5-year journey in taking advantage of public cloud platforms.
That amount was a substantial premium over what Heptio had raised from investors and other similar deals in the Kubernetes space.
DPDK has extended its reach beyond packet processing and could be a universal API for other acceleration functions needed for effective NFV.
The new converged infrastructure combines IBM’s NVMe flash storage and software with Mellanox networking on Nvidia servers. It also uses Nvidia’s AI software stack.
Enterprise network architectures are being reshaped using tenets popularized by the major cloud properties. This podcast explores this evolution and looks at the ways that real-time streaming telemetry, machine learning, and artificial intelligence affect how networks are designed and operated.
The mobile operator association uses GDP and tax arguments to persuade governments to support the allocation of sufficient mmWave spectrum for 5G at WRC-19.
The big hyperscalers use field programmable gate array technology on standard servers in their data centers. But there’s a trend for other enterprises to emulate these hyperscalers.
Oracle’s lawsuit alleges conflicts of interest and says two people involved in the procurement process have close ties to Amazon Web Services.
Verizon and Jio were both original members of the xRAN Forum, which merged with the C-RAN Alliance this year to form O-RAN.