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Keynote: How Open Source and Open Standards are Collaboratively Accelerating Next-Gen Networks

Talkat Open Networking Summit North America 2019 · on Friday, 2019-04-05· at 09:00· Hall 3· [networking, web-platform]
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Panel shows concrete outcomes: TM Forum publishes 55 APIs and pushes them into open source; ONAP becomes a common orchestration path with ONAP implementations used to validate APIs; a co‑located plugfest produces repeatable NFV benchmarks and uncovers test gaps; Open Compute’s third‑generation NIC spec is authored by 12 companies and sees dozens of designs appearing after finalization. Challenges remain around harmonizing ONAP/OSM, mapping ONAP to ZSM, and scarce engineering resources for broader implementations.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 0:55How Do Standards and Open-Source Collaborate
  3. 11:02Pierre Lynch
  4. 28:34Successes and Challenges
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