The optical giant says the routers will help network operators achieve the low-latency, high-performance requirements for 5G fronthaul, midhaul, and backhaul transport.
Ericsson is also adding containers on a bare metal cloud infrastructure, which it claims can save operators up to 30% on operational costs compared to virtual machines.
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The startup plays heavily in the telecom sector — 80% of its existing customers are in the space, and it expects 5G deployments to drive future business.
While 5G and industrial IoT are still years from maturity, that's not stopping companies from investing big in machine learning and artificial intelligence.
IBM Cloud Identity now uses adaptive access capabilities to continually assess employee or consumer user risk levels when accessing applications and services.
A 5G SA core will allow operators to offer 5G-specific services, including network slicing, mobile edge computing, AI-driven analytics, and ultra-low latency networks.
The software lets customers consolidate their network monitoring and telemetry into a single dashboard and eliminate monitoring tools like Cisco Prime, Aruba Airwave, or SolarWinds.
The blending of 5G and other technology breakthroughs will drive innovation on a scale the world hasn’t experienced since electricity, Huawei's Guo Ping said.