Transforming the Network to Transform the worldSandra RiveraVP, Data Center Group | GM, Network Platforms Group

OPNFV Summit | November 2015

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Transforming the Network Faster than Cloud Pace

Google Users

13 years

125 yearsFixed Lines

5 yearsMobile Broadband Subscriptions

Source: “T he State of Broadband 2015: Broadband as a Foundation for Sustainable Development,” UN Broadband Commission for Digital Development, September 2015

Years to Achieve 1B Users

“For every 10 percent increase in broadband penetration in the developing world, gross domestic product (GDP) goes up by almost two percent on average.” – United Nations. Commission for Digital Development, July 2015

Intel Accelerating Network Transformation

ADVANCE THE INDUSTRYOpen Source & Standards

BUILD AN OPEN ECOSYSTEMIntel® Network Builders

180+ partners

7 end users

COLLABORATE WITH END USERSComms, Cloud, Enterprise

>40 new deploymentsto date in 2015

>100 more in POC & trials

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INTEL TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIPPacket Processing

OVS & DPDK: 12x performanceNetwork-Optimized SOCs

Intel® Xeon D & AtomTM C2000Ethernet Control lers for NFV

Intel® Ethernet Multi-Host Controller FM10000

Phil ippe Lucas

Senior Vice President, Standardization, Orange

Next Generation Point of Presence

Virtual CPEEasyGoNetwork (easy VPN)

Interoperability

No vendor lock-in

Secure

OPNFV is Delivering Scale & Agility

Grow ServicesRevenue

Affordably Scale

Capacity

IncreasedBandwidth

ServiceAssurance

2ZBAnnual Data Traffic Global ly by 20191

Connected DevicesBy 20202

50B

Sources: 1. Cisco Virtual Networking Index, 2015. 2. IDC, IoT Market Forecast: W orldwide IoT Predictions, 2015.

…

vsperf

fastpath

metrics

ovs-nfv

Software Stack based on Open Source and Open Standards

Intel® Open Network PlatformNFV/SDN for Telco, Enterprise, Cloud

Intel® Architecture

Linux

KVM

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networkbuilders.intel.com/onp

Deployment Use Cases

vE-CPE …Gi-LAN vIMS vADC vCDN

Intel Innovation

2.0

Immature Technology

Existing Networks/Processes

Lack of Knowledge/T raining

Cost

71%

64%

29%

25%

Source: Infonetics SDN Service Provider Survey 7/15

We Have Remaining Challenges

INSUFFICIENT OPTIMIZATION

LIMITED SOLUTION INTEGRATION

LACK OF INTEROPERABLE SOLUTIONS

Intel Network Builders Fast Track

OPTIMIZATIONof solution stacks to

take advantage of Intel innovations

INTEROPERABILITYof multivendor solutionsvia benchmarking, labs

and plugfests

INTEGRATIONfor top use cases

captured in solutionblueprints

Chris Wright

Chief Technologist, Red Hat

Red Hat & Intel:Enabling Solutions for Network Operators

OPTIMIZATION INTEROPERABILITYINTEGRATIONSatisfying network operator

requirements on Red Hat software and Intel technology

Solution blueprints for communications

networking use cases

T esting of platforms with other ecosystem

solutions

“Access to mobile communications is critical in breaking the cycle of poverty in developing countries.” – Hans Vestberg, CEO, Ericsson

Net works must t ransformat cl oud p ace OPNFV i s i nst r um en t al

in d e l ive r in g o n th is v is io n

In te l is c o m m itte d tod r i v i ng Net wor k Tr ansf o r m at i on

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