- Empowering telecom with advanced open technologies
- 5G hardware acceleration with Silicom and Intel® Agilex™ FPGAs
- Ecrio and Intel team up to improve mission-critical communications
- How application-driven automation enables network monetization
- Putting telco APIs to work in the enterprise
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This Week in Network Transformation News
Empowering Telecom: Samsung, Dell, and Intel Lead the Open Disaggregated Revolution
CommSPs and the telco industry as a whole are transitioning to a new phase with disaggregated RAN, including embracing open, cloud-based technologies as the foundational model to support their current and future services. Learn how Samsung, Dell, and Intel are leading this transformation by crafting solutions that integrate advanced open technologies such as vRAN and Open RAN.
Webinar: 5G Hardware Acceleration With Intel® Agilex™ FPGA Based Silicom SmartNICs
Many 5G use cases run well on pure CPU platforms. But as bandwidths increase and advanced antenna systems are deployed, hardware often struggles to keep up and leads to impractical levels of power consumption. On May 14, learn how Silicom’s Intel® Agilex™ FPGA-based reconfigurable SmartNICs can bring in flexible hardware acceleration for the compute-heavy layer.
Ecrio and Intel to Deliver Private 5G Solutions for Mission Critical Communications
Ecrio and Intel are teaming up to revolutionize mission-critical connectivity and communication for private 5G networks, targeting industrial verticals and federal agencies. Learn how Ecrio’s flagship product, iota-e, capitalizes on cutting-edge Intel® technologies to offer a range of mission-critical communication use cases, leveraging cameras, drones, and robots enabled by edge AI.
Webinar, May 21: Network Monetization Enabled by Application-Driven Automation
In this session, join Petar Torre—lead architect for telco infrastructure at Intel—and experts from AWS and Nabstract for a technical webinar exploring network monetization opportunities provided by application-driven automation, including the value of end-to-end use cases with CAMARA Traffic Influence API.
Putting Telco APIs to Work in the Enterprise
Telco-as-a-platform—which has gained more traction in the last year or so—is mostly about harnessing telco APIs to enrich enterprise network services with advanced features and data insights, thus helping companies make good on the promise of 5G. But telcos must clear a series of hurdles to get to that position. Here’s how they can get there.
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