Keynote
summary
AT&T reports its global network carries 525 petabytes/day, runs over 75,000 open hardware platforms in production and pushes 30% of core backbone traffic on disaggregated Broadcom-based gear. A mostly virtualized, cloud native stack (Kubernetes, Prometheus, Helm) lets operators load software onto commodity pizza-box or chassis hardware to shift capacity from edge to core, survive supply chain shocks, run ORAN MIMO optimizations, and validate vendor-neutral automation via biannual plugfests.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:43Supply chain challenges
- 5:34The power of open
- 7:17Open solutions
- 10:39Connectivity
- 12:02OnDemand
- 13:10Wrap Up
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