The Power of Open Source in a 5G World
Talkat Open Source Leadership Summit 2019 · on Tuesday, 2019-03-12· at 11:50· The Ritz-Carlton Ballroom·
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Claims that AT&T runs a 5G build using open source stacks—OpenStack, Airship, DANOS and orchestration via ONAP, Acumos, ORAN, Akraino—and achieves 65% virtualized network components while carrying roughly 242 PB/day (Feb 2019). Machine learning places and load‑balances small cells; trials include autonomous drones for cell inspection and prototypes for vehicle coordination. Radio latency targets hit 1–2 ms with edge RTTs around 10–20 ms. Foundries in the US, Israel and Mexico host hands‑on prototyping and the company reports ~10 million lines of contributed code over two years.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:37How Open Source started at ATT
- 2:37Whats next
- 3:53Data explosion
- 4:38Network evolution
- 5:48Realtime network
- 7:39Autonomous drones
- 14:22Edge to Edge
- 15:56Data and Software
- 17:25AI and Machine Learning
- 18:56Use Cases
- 20:09Conclusion
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