Network function virtualization infrastructure (NFVI) is the platform that supports virtual network functions (VNFs), such as virtual switches and routers,
Despite all that software has done to transform the networking landscape, it does have its limitations. Traditional hardware appliances are
Earlier this week, Ethernity Networks introduced the new ENET-D, an FPGA-based Ethernet Controller DMA engine IP core that efficiently processes
As 5G, IoT, and other applications look to the edge to satisfy increasing demands, communication service providers are seeking solutions
Will this be the Year of the Edge? AT&T says yes. Emphatically. An AT&T executive recently declared it so, in
China Mobile recently gathered the leading 5G hardware and software vendors to an “Open User Plane Function” conference, where they
by Barak Perlman There is an increasing need for flexible cloud-based infrastructure and orchestration solutions to allow for dynamic placement
by Brian Klaff At the annual DPDK Summit North America, Ethernity Networks CTO Barak Perlman was a featured speaker, providing
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by Eugene Zetserov Broadband World Forum has traditionally been an event for fixed networks, but in recent years it has
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by Lior Mishan The evolution of central offices into small cloud data centers – with commodity servers and network function
by Barak Perlman If you were to sum up Mobile World Congress Shanghai in one word, it would be easy: