Network transformation momentum is at a fever pitch, with carriers already delivering new end user services based on networks built on NFV & SDN. But when will these deployments ramp at broad scale? And what is required of OPNFV, other open source communities, and industry players to accelerate these solutions? Join Sandra Rivera, VP & GM of Intel’s Network Platforms Group, for insight into industry successes, key challenges, and opportunities to join together to realize the network of the future.

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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