The OPNFV summit 2017 saw an august gathering of developers, end-users and various communities who work towards the emerging Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) technologies.
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For the most part, NFV has been like a once-in-a-generation draft pick in sports: untapped potential, game-changing abilities and the promise of a bright future. But unlike Bryce Harper or Mike Trout, in reality NFV has been slow to develop and, in baseball parlance, unable to hit the curveball.
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The OPNFV Project, a carrier-grade, integrated, open source platform intended to accelerate the introduction of new products and services using Network Functions Virtualization (NFV), has announced at the OPNFV Summit the results of a global survey conducted by Heavy Reading to understand network operators’ perceptions of OPNFV and how the project accelerates NFV transformation.
Carriers have a variety of hopes for OPNFV, but interoperability and integration top the list, according to a Heavy Reading survey presented today at the OPNFV Summit in Beijing.
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The OPNFV Project has announced the availability of OPNFV Danube, the project’s fourth platform release, representing an evolutionary turning point for OPNFV.
OPNFV Daube introduces new architectural components and improvements for NFV, including support for Management and Orchestration (MANO).
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The OPNFV Project took a big step up its evolutionary ladder with this week’s release of Danube, which now supports Management and Orchestration (MANO) across end-to-end open networking stacks.
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Heather Kirksey provides a status update on OPNFV as the project makes its fourth major release — Danube.
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The Linux Foundation’s Open Platform for NFV project launched its fourth platform release, dubbed “Danube,” which the organization said provides key architectural components and improvements designed to foster the adoption of network functions virtualization systems.
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OPNFV is a project within the Linux Foundation that creates reference designs and then tests and reports on the integration of disparate open-source networking projects. The OPNFV announced its latest release, called Danube, this week.
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The OPNFV Project announced the availability of its fourth platform release, OPNFV Danube, representing an evolutionary turning point for OPNFV.
The release, named after Europe’s second-largest river, brings together full next-generation networking stacks in an open, collaborative environment, according to Heather Kirksey, director of OPNFV.
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