Intelligent Compute: Inundated by a large and increasing variety of proprietary hardware appliances, many network operators are encouraging the development of interoperable solutions based on high- volume, industry-standard servers. Fundamental to this transition is the use of virtualization technology to [See the full post…]

Software Defined Infrastructure: Network functions virtualization (NFV) is paving the way for more open, exible, and economical networking and communications equipment based on general-purpose computing platforms instead of traditional proprietary, purpose-built products. However, this transition hinges on increasing performance and [See the full post…]

Software Defined Infrastructure: This paper reviews the content inspection performance data and demonstrates Hyperscan’s ability to deliver scalable pattern matching throughput performance when running on entry-level Intel Atom to high-end Intel Xeon processors.

Intelligent Compute: Platform Brief: Provides a software overview, features, and benefits of the Intel Xeon processor E3-1200 v4 series, which is designed to deliver large numbers of video transcoding channels per watt for demanding media processing applications.

Intelligent Compute: Intel executives discuss how they are leading in 5G with small cells and MEC technologies

Software Defined Infrastructure: This paper examines the pattern matching performance Hyperscan delivers in virtualized environments when combined with Suricata, a fast-growing, open-source Intrusion Prevention and Detection (IPS/IDS) security application supported by OISF.

Software Defined Infrastructure: Intel is enabling NFV to deliver on its flexible and efficient infrastructure promise. This demo showcases multiple Data Plane Development Kit (DPDK) packet processing virtual machines (VMs) running on industry standard high volume servers.

Software Defined Infrastructure: Sandra Rivera, VP, Intel Data Center Group, at Light Reading‘s 2015 Big Telecom Event, talks about accelerating transformation in the network with Intel Open Network Platform (Intel ONP) and the growing Intel Network Builders ecosystem.

Software Defined Infrastructure: The journey of cloud architecture evolvement combined with cost saving consideration and how we do the trade-off based on limited resources to finally achieve an Enterprise level high availability OpenStack production with low cost.

Software Defined Infrastructure: This paper presents the market drivers behind the need for an accelerated video cloud and discusses the implications of technologies such as OpenStack* and other open source platforms in the context of a move towards SDN/NFV network [See the full post…]

Software Defined Infrastructure: You are a cloud user who wants bare metal for performance forging the security benefits of virtualization. All the OpenStack services, such as, Nova, Keystone, and Glance, all run on bare metal.

Software Defined Infrastructure: Telemetry and full-stack instrumentation, combined with analytics and actuation and the orchestration system itself enables service providers and application developers to easily access advancements and specialisations in the platform and middleware, ultimately benefiting the consumer with better [See the full post…]

Software Defined Infrastructure: OpenStack is an open source project to enable enterprise and service provider building their own IaaS infrastructure, and it is fundamentally changing the landscape of enterprise IT.

Intelligent Compute: Learn about Intel’s vision for storage in the data center, how frameworks like SW defined storage will simplify the storage infrastructure, improve efficiency, and enable rapid deployment of new services.

Intelligent Compute: Magyar Telekom is the first company to offer its customers Intel processor-based digital signage solutions provided by T-Systems Hungary at its points of sale.

Intelligent Compute: Intel’s concept of software-defined infrastructure (SDI) extends the definition of the software-defined data center (SDDC). SDI is a re-evaluation of system architecture driven by the requirements of business flow, workloads, and specific applications.

Software Defined Infrastructure: Software Defined Infrastructure: Intel ONP for Servers is designed to make it easier to test and deploy SDN and NFV solutions.

Software Defined Infrastructure: See how the Intel Ethernet Flow Director works with the Intel Ethernet Controller XL710 product family and other Intel products to correctly direct Ethernet packets to the right processor core for faster results.

Software Defined Infrastructure: The Intel Ethernet Controller XL710 supports data center modernization from 10 to 40 Gigabit Ethernet for a flexible, agile, and efficient platform for the rapid deployment of services for the enterprise, cloud, and telecommunications.

Software Defined Infrastructure: The kit lets engineers maximize packet throughput and workload performance while minimizing development time.

Software Defined Infrastructure: Intel architecture enables the next generation network with a standardized platform that increases flexibility, scalability, and performance.

Software Defined Infrastructure: Intel IT is addressing the quick deployment challenge by establishing PaaS for the developers of custom applications in Intel’s enterprise private cloud. With OpenStack at its core, Cloud Foundry provides a higher level of abstraction through the [See the full post…]

Software Defined Infrastructure: Derek Sellin, director of data center software marketing for Intel, speaks from the OpenStack Summit about how Intel collaborates with the open source community to drive OpenStack readiness and also works closely with downstream partners to ensure [See the full post…]

Software Defined Infrastructure: Communication service providers embracing Network Function Virtualization (NFV) are endorsing OpenStack as providing the common API Service Framework required to deliver their applications and services with a lower time to market.

Software Defined Infrastructure: Infrastructure security for policy compliance. Controlling and protecting data center workloads with Intel solutions.