Keynote: Disruptive Collaboration – The Next Generation of Network Software
summary
AT&T outlines concrete milestones: moving VNFs from 6% to a target of 55% software-defined and reporting earlier success of over 30%, running ecomp in production for 2.5 years (about 8.5 million lines of code supporting 100+ VNFs). ecomp is open-sourced and merged into ONAP with seven global operators onboard; Indigo is introduced as an abstraction platform. A coast-to-coast whitebox trial stitches Barefoot, Broadcom and Intel silicon on A Jima and Edgecore boxes with a common NOS, P4-programmed pipelines and live traffic, delivered in under three months.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Disruptive collaboration intro
- 3:13Integration to architecture
- 7:32ECOMP and open networking rise
- 13:56ECOMP + Open-O = ONAP
- 16:31Open hardware trials
- 23:365G and network vision
- 24:22Q&A on standards
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