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Ericsson NFVi solution is a pre-integrated and verified platform, based on open source, that reduce risk and shorten time-to-market for new services deployment. Ericsson provides cloud transformation services, ranging from consulting and systems integration to managed services for a successful cloud adoption. Ericsson NFVi solution consists of NFV Orchestrator (Cloud Manager), Virtual Infrastructure Management (Cloud Execution Environment), SDN controller (Cloud SDN) and NFV Hardware (BSP 8000 or Hyperscale Datacenter System 8000).

Tecnología

NFV Infrastructure
Mobile World Congress 2017

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Operators will deploy NFV/SDN
Will adopt NFV within
this or next year
Will adopt SDN within
this or next year
Source: TBR NFV/SDN Customer Adoption Study H2 2016
Revenues for new services and cost reduction are service provider’s
main drivers for NFV/SDN adoption.
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The NFV Infrastructure provides automation to support the
SLAs expected by emerging services
VNF Onboarding and
Instantiation
Automated
Configuration
Upgrade
Automation
Network Self-
healing
Close Loop
Management
Cooperative development
Productized Automation
focus on automation
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Ericsson Cloud Manager
Ericsson NFVI Solution
MODULAR - CERTIFIED SOLUTION - END-TO-END SUPPORT
Ericsson Cloud Execution Environment
Ericsson Cloud SDN
Hyperscale Datacenter System / Blade Server Platform 8000
Services
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Deployment
Model 1
Deployment
Model 2
Deployment
Model 3
Deployment
Model 4
Deployment
Model 5
Vendor X
Vendor N
Vendor X
Vendor M
Vendor N
Vendor X Vendor X
Vendor M
Many vendors, own SI
Vendor XVendor Y Vendor Y Vendor Y Vendor Y
Full de-coupling
Complex vertical SI
Decoupling HW/SW
platform from VNFs
HW decoupled from
SW stack VNF islands
Full stack from
one vendor
Full de-coupling, complex
vertical & horizontal SI
VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF
Virtualization
Hardware
Virt. Virt.
Hardware
Vendor N
Virtualization
Hardware Hardware Hardware
Virtualization Virtualization
Supporting different customer needs
NFVI - Flexible deployment models
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Private telco CLOUD
[Swisscom, Switzerland]
Ericsson and Swisscom
entered a strategic
partnership to build the most
cost-effective, reliable and
flexible private telco cloud
architecture in order to
migrate all Swisscom mobile
services and build new
convergent services. Private
telco cloud is an essential
pillar of Swisscom’s
competitiveness.
We have such trust in our partnership with Ericsson that
we believe our private telco cloud and network
virtualization will be completed over the next few years",
said Heinz Herren at Ericsson-Swisscom Joint Mobile
Day. “Our goal is that most mobile and fixed network
functions will be virtualized by 2020"
.
.
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Private Telco cloud
[Swisscom, Switzerland]
› Managing scalability and
performance
› Increasing operational costs
› Difficult migrations
› Complex manageability
› Keeping business continuity in a
virtualization environment
› Insufficient operational efficiency
THE CHALLENGE
› First VoLTE Call on telco cloud
› Two production environments
and two labs up and running
› 3PP Solution for SME Enterprise
on boarding
› Migration of MBB service started
THE RESULT
 Virtualized network functions on
standardized hardware and
cloud framework
 Shared private telco cloud
infrastructure
 Converged wireless/wireline
 Automated processes
 New business opportunities
(network slicing and 5G)
THE SOLUTION
CHALLENGES &
CONCERNS
FIRST SWISSCOM
RESULTS
TRANSFORMATION
& ROADMAPS

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Why Ericsson NFVi?
Telefonica
Softbank
Telstra
Swisscom
NTT DoCoMo
Modular Certified Solution End-to-end Support
Vodafone
>60
contracts
11 live
networks
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By Design, not by Accident - Agile Venture Bolzano 2024

Pierluigi Pugliese

Video Streaming: Then, Now, and in the Future

Alpen-Adria-Universität

In his public lecture, Christian Timmerer provides insights into the fascinating history of video streaming, starting from its humble beginnings before YouTube to the groundbreaking technologies that now dominate platforms like Netflix and ORF ON. Timmerer also presents provocative contributions of his own that have significantly influenced the industry. He concludes by looking at future challenges and invites the audience to join in a discussion.

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Mobile World Congress 2017 - Ericsson NFVi solution

1. NFV Infrastructure Mobile World Congress 2017

2. Ericsson NFVi solution | Mobile World Congress 2017 | Public | 2017-02-27 | Page 2 Operators will deploy NFV/SDN Will adopt NFV within this or next year Will adopt SDN within this or next year Source: TBR NFV/SDN Customer Adoption Study H2 2016 Revenues for new services and cost reduction are service provider’s main drivers for NFV/SDN adoption. Ericsson NFVi solution | Mobile World Congress 2017 | Public | 2017-02-27 | Page 2

3. Ericsson NFVi solution | Mobile World Congress 2017 | Public | 2017-02-27 | Page 3 The NFV Infrastructure provides automation to support the SLAs expected by emerging services VNF Onboarding and Instantiation Automated Configuration Upgrade Automation Network Self- healing Close Loop Management Cooperative development Productized Automation focus on automation Ericsson NFVi solution | Mobile World Congress 2017 | Public | 2017-02-27 | Page 3

5. Ericsson NFVi solution | Mobile World Congress 2017 | Public | 2017-02-27 | Page 5 Deployment Model 1 Deployment Model 2 Deployment Model 3 Deployment Model 4 Deployment Model 5 Vendor X Vendor N Vendor X Vendor M Vendor N Vendor X Vendor X Vendor M Many vendors, own SI Vendor XVendor Y Vendor Y Vendor Y Vendor Y Full de-coupling Complex vertical SI Decoupling HW/SW platform from VNFs HW decoupled from SW stack VNF islands Full stack from one vendor Full de-coupling, complex vertical & horizontal SI VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF VNF Virtualization Hardware Virt. Virt. Hardware Vendor N Virtualization Hardware Hardware Hardware Virtualization Virtualization Supporting different customer needs NFVI - Flexible deployment models Ericsson NFVi solution | Mobile World Congress 2017 | Public | 2017-02-27 | Page 5

6. Ericsson NFVi solution | Mobile World Congress 2017 | Public | 2017-02-27 | Page 6 Private telco CLOUD [Swisscom, Switzerland] Ericsson and Swisscom entered a strategic partnership to build the most cost-effective, reliable and flexible private telco cloud architecture in order to migrate all Swisscom mobile services and build new convergent services. Private telco cloud is an essential pillar of Swisscom’s competitiveness. We have such trust in our partnership with Ericsson that we believe our private telco cloud and network virtualization will be completed over the next few years", said Heinz Herren at Ericsson-Swisscom Joint Mobile Day. “Our goal is that most mobile and fixed network functions will be virtualized by 2020" . . Ericsson NFVi solution | Mobile World Congress 2017 | Public | 2017-02-27 | Page 6

7. Ericsson NFVi solution | Mobile World Congress 2017 | Public | 2017-02-27 | Page 7 Private Telco cloud [Swisscom, Switzerland] › Managing scalability and performance › Increasing operational costs › Difficult migrations › Complex manageability › Keeping business continuity in a virtualization environment › Insufficient operational efficiency THE CHALLENGE › First VoLTE Call on telco cloud › Two production environments and two labs up and running › 3PP Solution for SME Enterprise on boarding › Migration of MBB service started THE RESULT  Virtualized network functions on standardized hardware and cloud framework  Shared private telco cloud infrastructure  Converged wireless/wireline  Automated processes  New business opportunities (network slicing and 5G) THE SOLUTION CHALLENGES & CONCERNS FIRST SWISSCOM RESULTS TRANSFORMATION & ROADMAPS

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