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Time is everywhere but it's implementation in #5G is not easy. Unlike #4G, #TDD is more common in 5G especially in mid-bands [ #3.5Ghz (CBRS) and #Sub6Ghz ] to higher bands (as in mmWave) spectrums and also in spectrum overlays. TDD provides #spectrum efficiency but requires precision time synchronization.
Read this article to learn more about 5G synchronization challenges and how to address it.
BGP Peering Test Report - IP Infusion
Interested knowing BGP convergence number for ISP Peering solutions. Learn from IPInfusion's OcNOS BGP test report.
Build your disaggregated Network using IPInfusion's OcNOS.
World's First Disaggregated 5G-Ready Mobile backhaul Solution
SKY Brazil is one of the largest Pay TV provider in Brazil with 5Million+ subscribers created world’s first disaggregated 5G-ready Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) network using IPInfusion’s disaggregated PE Solution to serve 35K broadband subscribers.
This infographics provides a a glimpse of how the deployment was done.
IP Infusion Application Note for 4G LTE Fixed Wireless Access
SKY Brazil is one of the largest Pay TV provider in Brazil with 5Million+ subscribers created world’s first disaggregated 5G-ready Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) network using IPInfusion’s disaggregated Cell Site Gateway Solution to serve 35K broadband subscribers.
Learn how the deployment was done, read this application note to know more about the usecase and OcNOS configurations.
768K Day - Internet Doomsday: is it real?
There is an ominous rumbling in the internet about 768K day, some even termed it internet doomsday others called it “Y2K” of internet. The fear is justified given the experience of wide spread internet outage during 512K day when internet BGP table size exceeded 512,000 routes. The 512K day caused havoc and many routers simply exhausted of TCAM (Ternary content-addressable memory) size and were unable to process certain routes leaving parts of internet unreachable. The same issue seems possible this year again when internet routes exceeds 768K routes.
Data Center Network in a Bundle
IP Infusion worked with the London Internet Exchange (LINX) to create world's first disaggregated network for transport peering. The network is essentially a extended DCN (Data Center Network) with ip routing as underlay and VxLAN as overlay. The EVPN control plane effectively managing over transport from end to end.
The fundamental architecture, configuration and protocol suits that build such network is now available in a micro pod. IP Infusion branded such extensible micro-pod as “DC-BOX” or data center network in a bundle. The DC-BOX accelerates the move to next generation data center architectures with open networking switches. This pre-configured ready-to-deploy bundle delivers carrier-grade performance with the benefits of disaggregation. This presentation depicts various use cases for the DC-BOX in telecom, data center, Internet Exchange Point, Cloud Services and service providers networks.
IPI DC-BOX Bundle: Data Center in a Box
IPI DC-BOX, a ready-to-deploy data center in a
bundle, uses OcNOS™ carrier-grade network
operating system to build next generation data
centers with the benefits of disaggregation.
Targeted DC Architectures:
1. Leaf and Spine
2. CLOS Fabric
3. Mobile Edge Computing
4. Internet Exchange Point (IXP)
Large Scale Data center Solution Guide: eBGP based design
Network Automation provides IT administrators and network operators significant benefits. This solution guide
describes an approach to build data centers using Layer3 BGP routing protocol.
It also summarizes on some design philosophies for data center and why E-BGP is better suited.
■ Large-scale data center requirements
■ Large-scale data center topologies
■ Large-scale data center routing
■ EBGP-routed large-scale Clos topology-based data cente
World's First Dsiaggregated Networks for Internet Exchange Point (IXP)
This infrographics summarizes deployment of whitebox powered by IPInfusion's OcNOS in the World's First Dsiaggregated Network for Internet Exchange Point (IXP). The London Internet Exchange (LINX) build this completely disaggregated network using EVPN technology from IPInfusion. This inforgraphics is prepared by Dhiman Deb Chowdhury.
Interoperability Showcase: Eantc tested IPInfusion software with 21 other ven...
EANTC conducted interoperability tests for 21 vendors including ipinfusion, cisco, juniper and Ericsson etc for MPLS, segment routing and EVPN level of interoprabilities. The test shows IPInfusion's OcNOS interworking with major networking software and/or equipment vendors.
Intel and IP Infusion Deliver Deterministic NFV Performance
IP Infusion's VirNOS virtual networking solutions combines Intel performance technology with proven control plane to offer stable performance. VirNOS is also integrated with the Data Plane Development Kit (DPDK), a library of drivers for fast packet processing. DPDK is a Linux Foundation Project for which Intel is among the leading members.
The VirNOS data plane is extremely modular, featuring flexible NFV infrastructure for both control plane (NFVI-C) and for the
user plane (NFVI-U). The NFVI-U offers hardware abstraction and packet handling services, with plug-in modules for SDKs and different network cores. On top of that, IP Infusion has introduced VNFs as a Service, allowing the user to customize IP/MPLS switching and routing services as well as VxLAN and NvGRE services. For SDN environments, VirNOS also features OpenFlow switching alongside the IP capabilities via an OpenFlow Agent and connectivity to a centralized OpenFlow controller.
The Intelligent Mesh: Bringing together converging forces to enable NextGen I...
As the backbone of the digital revolution, Information Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure is evolving from disparate systems towards more integrated, efficient and intelligent solutions. This technological advent blurring the line between physical and digital world: from network systems to digital endpoint for physical interconnect, intelligent mesh is shaping the world bringing new possibilities while empowering us with great understanding of our physical world.
In this presentation, Dhiman Deb Chowdhury from Delta Electronics will discuss the end to end ICT solutions depicting trends and transformations educating audience on various infrastructures: data center, telecom and enterprise.
The presentation will be furnished in two parts: first, trends of intelligent digital interconnect will be discussed with emphasis on data center, telecom and enterprise infrastructures sharing experience of serving global customers and helping audience to realize the potential for their own ICT undertakings. Secondly, the presentation will bring together converging forces from networks to discrete endpoints sharing topologies from power distribution to network systems depicting customers the choices of systems and technologies available for their ICT infrastructure transformation. While Part one of this presentation is educational in nature, Part II will be more vendor specific which illustrates Delta’s firm commitment to drive technology in such direction assisting ICT infrastructure professionals to make the right decision and maximize business value for the long term.
400 Gigabits Ethernet
The document discusses the new 400 Gigabit Ethernet standard, which allows for extremely high bandwidth connectivity. A key development is that 1 RU switches can now provide up to 12.8 Terabits per second of bandwidth using 400GbE ports. 400GbE uses 50Gbps serializers/deserializers across 8 lanes to achieve its high speeds. Typical deployments of 400GbE switches include use in super spines for data center networks or in telecom networks for aggregation.
Open, Efficient & Intelligent: Smart ICT Infrastructure
As the backbone of the digital revolution, Information Communication Technology (ICT) infrastructure is evolving from disparate systems towards more integrated, open, efficient and intelligent solutions. While this advancement is to some extent piecemeal given the limitations of various systems and lack of open community initiatives at all level, we at Delta are committed and working towards integrated, open and efficient Smart ICT infrastructure systems bringing best of the breed technologies to help customers maximize their business values.
In this presentation, Dhiman Chowdhury from Delta will discuss the end to end ICT infrastructure topologies from power distribution to network systems depicting customers the choices of systems and technologies available for their ICT infrastructure transformation. While this presentation includes forward-looking statements from vendor-specific solutions, it is also our firm commitment to drive technology in such direction and will assist ICT infrastructure professionals to make the right decision and maximize business value for the long term.
Wireless-fiber convergence: Ethernet at Fronthaul creating new possibilities ...
This document discusses the use of Ethernet in optical fronthaul networks to support the deployment of white-box solutions in telecom network transformation. It covers digital radio over fiber (D-ROF) techniques like CPRI, OBSAI, and ORI that allow separating the baseband and radio units. The IEEE P1914.3 standard for radio over Ethernet is described, which enables transporting digitized radio signals over Ethernet. This paves the way for implementing white-box switches that support radio over Ethernet, providing cost savings and flexibility to mobile network operators.
Private Cloud 101 - Part I
Cloud computing is a model that provides on-demand access to shared configurable computing resources like networks, servers, storage, and services over the internet. It has characteristics like self-service, broad network access, resource pooling, rapid elasticity and measured service. There are different types of cloud including private, public and hybrid clouds. A private cloud involves hosting cloud infrastructure on private servers within an organization's internal network. It provides more control and security but less flexibility than public clouds. Building a private cloud requires analyzing costs and benefits, developing processes and policies, selecting open source or third party software, and integrating infrastructure, platforms and applications while ensuring security.
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World's First Disaggregated 5G-Ready Mobile backhaul Solution
World's First Disaggregated 5G-Ready Mobile backhaul Solution
IP Infusion Application Note for 4G LTE Fixed Wireless Access
IP Infusion Application Note for 4G LTE Fixed Wireless Access
Large Scale Data center Solution Guide: eBGP based design
Large Scale Data center Solution Guide: eBGP based design
World's First Dsiaggregated Networks for Internet Exchange Point (IXP)
World's First Dsiaggregated Networks for Internet Exchange Point (IXP)
Interoperability Showcase: Eantc tested IPInfusion software with 21 other ven...
Interoperability Showcase: Eantc tested IPInfusion software with 21 other ven...
Intel and IP Infusion Deliver Deterministic NFV Performance
Intel and IP Infusion Deliver Deterministic NFV Performance
The Intelligent Mesh: Bringing together converging forces to enable NextGen I...
The Intelligent Mesh: Bringing together converging forces to enable NextGen I...
Open, Efficient & Intelligent: Smart ICT Infrastructure
Open, Efficient & Intelligent: Smart ICT Infrastructure
Wireless-fiber convergence: Ethernet at Fronthaul creating new possibilities ...
Wireless-fiber convergence: Ethernet at Fronthaul creating new possibilities ...
What is Corporate Sustainability
- 1. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com WHAT IS CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY? Mandates CSR Greenwash Governance ECOSteps Natural Steps Sustainable Development ? ISO14001 GRI Reporting DHIMAN DEB CHOWDHURY © Dhiman Deb Chowdhury All Rights Reserved
- 2. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com BEFORE WE BEGIN…. A Little About Me Technology Professional Manager & Leader Author Social Activist & Philanthropist An MBA pursuing DBA (Doctor of Business Administration) My Research Corporate Sustainability: OCBS (Organizational Citizenship Behavior towards Sustainability)
- 3. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY IS NOT Neo-Classical Economics
- 4. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY IS NOT Greenwash
- 5. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY IS NOT Compliance
- 6. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY IS Integration of Human Value & Institution
- 7. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY IS Creating Intergenerational Equity
- 8. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY IS Value ingrained Response towards Economic, Environmental and Social Equity
- 9. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY IS in essence CAPABILITY building Creative & Proactive Competence
- 10. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY IS meeting Multiple Stakeholders’ Needs & Demands
- 11. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com PUTTING ALL TOGETHER… “Sustainability is about creating proactive & creative competence meeting multiple stakeholders needs & demands towards Economic, Social and Environmental equity”
- 12. http://dhimanchowdhury.blogspot.com INTERESTED?? Contact me dhiman.chowdhury@yahoo.com d.d.chowdhury@rgu.ac.uk Fax: 619-330-0662 I am looking for Organizations to conduct Research Participate to build Sustainable Corporations Thanks You