The document discusses IPLook's vCore virtualization platform for network functions. It describes how the platform uses standard IT hardware and the Linux operating system to virtualize network functions using KVM virtualization. It supports both proprietary and standard virtualized network functions (VNFs) like virtualized Evolved Packet Core (vEPC) and virtualized IP Multimedia Subsystem (vIMS). Key features of the platform include enhanced packet forwarding using DPDK, flexible element management and orchestration with OpenStack, high availability of VNFs using redundancy, and resource pooling and load balancing of VNF instances.