Transforming the Network to Transform the World
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The document discusses the imperative of transforming network infrastructures to keep pace with cloud technologies, highlighting the role of Intel and OPNFV in driving this transformation. It emphasizes the economic benefits of increased broadband access in developing regions and outlines various deployment cases and innovations in network management. Challenges such as optimization and integration are acknowledged, alongside Intel's commitment to addressing these issues through open source collaboration and partnerships.
Transforming the Network to Transform the World
- 1. TransformingtheNetwork toTransformtheworld Sandra Rivera VP, Data Center Group | GM, Network Platforms Group OPNFV Summit | November 2015 #OPNFVsummit @SandraLRivera
- 2. Transforming the Network Faster than Cloud Pace Google Users 13years 125years Fixed Lines 5years Mobile Broadband Subscriptions Source: “The State of Broadband 2015: Broadband as a Foundation for Sustainable Development,” UN Broadband Commission for Digital Development, September 2015 Years to Achieve 1B Users
- 3. “For every 10 percent increase in broadband penetration in the developing world, gross domestic product (GDP) goes up by almost two percent on average.” – United Nations. Commission for Digital Development, July 2015
- 4. Intel Accelerating Network Transformation ADVANCETHEINDUSTRY Open Source & Standards BUILDANOPENECOSYSTEM Intel®Network Builders 180+ partners 7 end users COLLABORATEWITHENDUSERS Comms, Cloud, Enterprise >40 new deployments to date in 2015 >100 more in POC & trials Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. For more complete information about performance and benchmark results, visit www.intel.com/benchmarks. See slide 11 for benchmark configurations. INTELTECHNOLOGYLEADERSHIP Packet Processing OVS & DPDK: 12x performance Network-Optimized SOCs Intel® Xeon D & AtomTM C2000 Ethernet Controllers for NFV Intel® Ethernet Multi-Host Controller FM10000
- 5. Philippe Lucas Senior Vice President, Standardization, Orange
- 6. Next Generation Point of Presence Virtual CPE EasyGoNetwork (easy VPN) Interoperability No vendor lock-in Secure
- 7. OPNFV is Delivering Scale & Agility Grow Services Revenue Affordably Scale Capacity Increased Bandwidth Service Assurance 2ZB Annual Data Traffic Globally by 20191 Connected Devices By 20202 50B Sources: 1. Cisco Virtual Networking Index, 2015. 2. IDC, IoT Market Forecast: Worldwide IoT Predictions, 2015. … vsperf fast path metrics ovs- nfv
- 8. Software Stack based on Open Source and Open Standards Intel®Open Network Platform NFV/SDN for Telco, Enterprise, Cloud Intel® Architecture Linux KVM Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others. networkbuilders.intel.com/onp Deployment Use Cases vE-CPE …Gi-LAN vIMS vADC vCDN Intel Innovation 2.0
- 9. Immature Technology Existing Networks/Processes Lack of Knowledge/Training Cost 71% 64% 29% 25% Source: Infonetics SDN Service Provider Survey 7/15 We Have Remaining Challenges INSUFFICIENT OPTIMIZATION LIMITED SOLUTION INTEGRATION LACK OF INTEROPERABLE SOLUTIONS
- 10. Intel Network Builders Fast Track OPTIMIZATION of solution stacks to take advantage of Intel innovations INTEROPERABILITY of multivendor solutions via benchmarking, labs and plugfests INTEGRATION for top use cases captured in solution blueprints
- 11. Chris Wright Chief Technologist, Red Hat
- 12. Red Hat & Intel: Enabling Solutions for Network Operators OPTIMIZATION INTEROPERABILITYINTEGRATION Satisfying network operator requirements on Red Hat software and Intel technology Solution blueprints for communications networking use cases Testing of platforms with other ecosystem solutions
- 13. “Access to mobile communications is critical in breaking the cycle of poverty in developing countries.” – Hans Vestberg, CEO, Ericsson
- 14. Networks must transform at cl oud pace OPNFV is inst rument al in delivering on this vision Intel is committed to driving Net work Transf ormat ion #OPNFVsummit @SandraLRivera Visit us: Booth #101
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