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Altiostar, Casa Systems, Dell Technologies Services Edge, Turnium and Juniper Networks share new network-to-edge use cases<\/strong><\/p>\n

Intel and Red Hat showcased several innovative examples of how the strategic collaboration has delivered on the promise of automated, cloud-native infrastructure for new 5G services. Based on foundational work started in January and new Intel\u00ae Select Solutions for network transformation, which includes a new reference design for virtual radio access network (vRAN), partners can benefit from more complete solutions and faster time to value as they transform their networks from cloud to network to edge.
\n\u201cRed Hat is committed to driving the evolution of 5G through cloud-native, open-source innovation. By working closely with our robust partner ecosystem, we\u2019re providing customers with the ability to deliver cloud-native network functions that can realize the benefits of 5G accelerated infrastructure and system resources. Supporting flexible deployment models creates easier adoption for multi- and hybrid cloud architecture strategy from edge to cloud\u201d said Honor\u00e9 LaBourdette, vice president, Industry Verticals, Telco, Media & Entertainment, Red Hat.<\/p>\n

Why It\u2019s Important<\/strong>: Red Hat and Intel aligned research and development efforts to help move 5G, networking innovation and related features more quickly into upstream, open-source projects. Intel and Red Hat\u2019s strategic relationship pairs Red Hat OpenShift with 3rd Gen Intel\u00ae Xeon\u00ae Scalable processors with built-in artificial intelligence (AI) acceleration, Intel\u00ae Ethernet Network Adapters, Intel\u00ae FlexRAN reference software and Intel\u00ae Smart Edge Open, an intelligent edge computing software toolkit.
\nCommunication service providers (CoSPs) and enterprises need to embrace a cloud-native approach across the network to increase flexibility, agility and scale. Together, Intel and Red Hat can simplify challenges and complexities of delivering innovations from cloud to network to edge, allowing organizations to provide better network visibility and control to cloud partners. An example of this is the jointly designed operator portfolio for access edge deployments to assist in managing life cycles for Intel accelerators used for cloud-native RAN DU deployments on commercial Kubernetes distributions.<\/p>\n

How It\u2019s Used<\/strong>: Partners using this technology to create innovative solutions include:
\n\u2022 Altiostar<\/strong>: Altiostar launched its cloud-native open and virtual radio access network (open vRAN) software, leveraging Intel FlexRAN and the jointly designed Intel\u00ae Smart Edge Open Operators for Red Hat OpenShift. This Open vRAN solution takes advantage of the zero-touch provisioning (ZTP) capabilities within OpenShift to deliver remote service deployment and management. Altiostar software runs on servers that incorporate Intel technology like FlexRAN, Intel Xeon Scalable processors and Intel\u00ae Ethernet Controller E810. It allows customers to achieve high-performing and highly optimized open vRAN-based 5G networks.
\n\u2022 Casa Systems<\/strong>: Casa Systems\u2019 private 5G multi-access network solution is the first cloud-native offering that allows service providers and enterprises to deploy personalized private networks with a higher level of security, application customization and differentiated performance. Built on Red Hat OpenShift with Intel Xeon Scalable processors and Intel Ethernet 800 Series Network Adapter technology, Casa\u2019s unique private 5G multi-access and multi-domain network architecture approach breaks down previous technology barriers and simplifies the deployment of private 5G networks that are more scalable, dynamically adjustable, reliable and secure.
\n\u2022 Dell Technologies Services Edge<\/strong>: In April, Dell launched the Dell Technologies Multi-access Edge Computing (MEC) reference architecture built on Intel Smart Edge. The Dell MEC controller was integrated with Red Hat OpenShift, enabling operators to reduce time to market through quicker integration of the solution into their network using public or private cloud. The Dell MEC controller takes full advantage of Intel innovations, including Xeon Scalable processors, security enhancements, SDKs like Intel\u00ae OpenVINO™ Toolkit, as well as innovations in 4G and 5G. The solution delivers an edge-native commercial platform that makes it simpler for mobile network operators to deliver private mobility and edge computing services to enterprises with a zero-trust security model.
\n\u2022 Turnium and Juniper Networks<\/strong>: The two companies announced the availability of their certified and validated cloud-native functions for Red Hat OpenShift. These cloud-native universal customer premise equipment (uCPE) workloads include certified Turnium\u2019s software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) and validated Juniper\u2019s cSRX firewall. The uCPE architecture is based on container-based workloads where users have the flexibility to select the capabilities to deliver and manage reliable connectivity, security and other functions accelerating the deployment of edge applications running on Intel and other uCPE architecture.
\n\u2022 Fixed Access<\/strong>: Intel and Red Hat recently launched a new cloud-native, fixed access-based blueprint leveraging Red Hat OpenShift. This blueprint encourages broadband independent software vendors to adopt open-source projects and includes Intel Xeon Scalable processors and Intel Ethernet 800 Series Network Adapters. The technology facilitates fixed-access transformation and brings the ecosystem together by encouraging open-source strategies that address the performance and flexibility issues required in fixed-access transformation toward a converged edge cloud.<\/p>\n

\u201cOur joint expertise in silicon, software and engineering \u2014 anchored in open source \u2014 enabled CoSPs and enterprises to more quickly implement cloud-native networks for increased agility,\u201d said Jeni Panhorst, vice president of the Data Platforms Group and general Manager of the Network & Edge Platforms Division at Intel. \u201cNetwork architects have a near infinite number of hardware solutions, offering an overwhelming selection of choices. Intel and Red Hat\u2019s collaboration to bring together the ecosystem allows organizations to optimize applications and business processes.\u201d<\/p>\n

Above, Honor\u00e9 LaBourdette, vice president, Industry Verticals, Telco, Media & Entertainment, Red Hat \/ Image credited to Red Hat<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Altiostar, Casa Systems, Dell Technologies Services Edge, Turnium and Juniper Networks share new network-to-edge use cases Intel and Red Hat showcased several innovative examples of how the strategic collaboration has delivered on the promise of automated, cloud-native infrastructure for new 5G services. Based on foundational work started in January and new Intel\u00ae Select Solutions for … <\/p>\n

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