Orange Business Services is pursuing a global Telco Cloud strategy with major hubs now in 45 cities worldwide and soon expanding to the hundreds. Capabilities will include advanced services powered by Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) nodes, as well as hosting cloud-based solutions from multiple vendors.
Here is an overview from Franck Morales, Vice President, Evolution Platform, Orange Business Services.
The management challenges of telco cloud, private 5G and edge compute depends on the complexity of the deployment and on the geographic footprint.
Here's a perspective from Paul Savill, Global Practice Leader of Networking & Edge Compute, Kyndryl.
Telcos need to be in a lot places and have the most demanding requirements, says Zachary Smith, Head of Edge Infrastructure Services, Equinix. The high-intensity workloads driven by billions of packets are what powers the underlying rails of our digital lives.
The telco environment usually is a multi-tenant, multi-application proposition. All of these factors point to bare-metal as an enabling solution for telco clouds.
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Here is an overview of the first Co-Packaged Optics (CPO) and Pluggables Summit presented by Optica and the Consortium for On-board Optics (COBO). The event was help 26-26-October-2022 at the DuPont Silicon Valley Innovation Center.
Perspectives from:
0:00 Jose Pozo, CTO, Optica
2:00 Jake Joo, Site Leader & Sr. Technology Manager, DuPont Silicon Valley Innovation Center
2:58 Tiger Ninomiya, Sr. Technologist, SENKO Advanced Components
3:46 John Wasserbauer, CEO, MicroGlass
4:50 Jimena Garcia-Romeu, CEO, Alcyon Photonics
5:18 Sanjay Gangadhara, Senior Technologist, Ansys
6:00 Patrick Heissler, Director of Business Development, SUSS Microoptics
Join us on a 1-mile walk around central San Jose, California to discuss some of the big trends around Telco Cloud and Edge while enjoying the scenery.
"You can feel the energy".
Rebecca Weekly, Chair of the Open Computer Project, provides a wrap-up of this year's #OCPSummit20222 in San Jose, California.
Sustainability has become a key tenet for everything at OCP. A new working group was established. Future technologies, including optical interconnects, are being explored. Innovation in data center infrastructure remains the focus.
Software-defined memory systems have tremendous potential to accelerate innovation in large data centers. Manoj Wadekar, Hardware Systems Technologist, Meta, shares a perspective on discussions underway at OCP Summit 2022 in San Jose, California.
From Extended Reality (XR) and the Metaverse to the future of Enterprise connectivity, Jan Söderström walks us through the highlights of Ericsson's Imagine Possible event in Silicon Valley on October 18 and 19, 2022.
What's next at ECOC for Marvell?
It's all about cloud-optimized cloud connectivity, says Josef Berger, AVP Marketing, Marvell.
At ECOC22, Marvell showcased its Deneb and Canopus coherent digital signal processors (DSPs). The company demonstrated its 112G 5nm IP and its newest "Spica" DSP for 800G optics transceivers, its Atlas DSP for 50G in RAN applications. Marvell also demonstrated its 400ZR transceivers alongside its Teralynx data center switching silicon.
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What's next at ECOC22 for AIO Core?
The company has developed a wafer-level process for packaging micro transceivers with multimode chips at 25G.
Learn more about the Consortium for Onboard Optics and why your company should join: https://www.onboardoptics.org
What's Next at #ECOC22 for Furukawa?
Look ahead to the Ethernet roadmap to 800G and eventually 1.6T and we can think about different topologies and connectors for making it possible.
Here is an overview from Flávio Marques, Product Line Manager.
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What's Next at #ECOC22 for Broadcom?
Broadcom's Silicon Photonics Chiplet in Package (SCIP).
Rebecca Schaevitz, Product Line Manager & Principal Engineer at Broadcom, provides an introduction.
Learn more about the Consortium for Onboard Optics and why your company should join:
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At the 2021 OCP Summit, Ragile demonstrated a 25.6T NPO proof-of-concept switch for COBO.
At OFC 2022, Ragile showed a 51.2T NPO mechanical demo in collaboration with the OIF CPO working group.
What's next? Here is a perspective from Kevin Yao, Business Director, Ragile Networks.
Earlier this year, GlobalFoundries unveiled a silicon photonics platform. In this video, Vikas Gupta, Senior Director of Product Management and Marketing, provides a perspective on what it takes to build a vibrant photonic ecosystem.
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Sparkle, a global service provider with an extensive fiber optic backbone, is rapidly expanding its reach across five domains: IP&Data, Cloud & Data Center, Enterprise, Mobile, Voice.
Enterprise connectivity services are now being transformed by digitalization and the cloud.
In this video, Antonella Sanguineti, Head of Product Management Secure Cloud & Networking Solutions, Sparkle, discusses how enterprises are changing the way they consume connectivity services.
What's next for enterprise connectivity?
Graphiant, a start-up based in Silicon Valley, has just unveiled a new network edge service that promises to shake up the established framework of VPNs, including MPLS and SDWAN.
In this video, we hear from Khalid Raza, founder and CEO of Graphiant, and who is widely regarded as a visionary in routing protocols and large-scale network architectures. Raza previously was founder & CTO of Viptela, an SDWAN pioneer that was eventually acquired by Cisco for $610 million in 2017.
Where is the U.S. critical infrastructure 6 months after CISA launched the "Shields Up" program?
Can the "shields" ever be taken down at this point with so many adversaries interested in disrupting the US? Given the disparities in resources across certain industries, which area is most behind?
Ron Fabela, CTO and Co-founder, SynSaber, offers his thoughts.
Next generation applications trend toward disaggregation. To meet the requirements for cost, power, latency, and overall bandwidth of each component needs to be considered. The removal of the optical pluggables from the faceplate provides an opportunity to re-evaluate the faceplate configuration for optical connections, heat management, and power into a network switch or datacenter server.
The Consortium for On-board Optics (COBO) recently published a detailed 46-page industry guidance document addressing the design options ahead for a Co-Packaged or On-Board Optics Switch. The guidance document represents the work of 47 COBO Members and took over 2 years to complete.
This hour-long webinar discusses key engineering topics, including these design options and their potential impacts on optical signal, thermal, and safety criteria.
Presenters include Tiger Ninomiya, Technology and Innovation Manager, SENKO Advanced Components, and Peter Johnson, Staff Scientist, SABIC, and who served as the Chief Editor of COBO CPO Whitepaper.
This was the 11th in a series of webinars presented by COBO, the Consortium for On-board Optics, and sponsored by DuPont’s Silicon Valley Technology Center.
SD-WAN evolved independently with a number of big players and, as a result, all of their solutions are different, notes Dave Larson, GM and CTO of Spirent.
SASE, as an extension of SD-WAN, brings a new set of monetization possibilities.
MEF is about using standards and APIs to level of playing field.
Cirion, the new spin-out international carrier that was previously the Latin American operations of Lumen Technologies, is engaged with MEF and other global operators, to automate its service activation.
Jorge Brites, Principal Network Architect at Cirion, discusses service automation and MEF LSO APIs.
