Super Panel: Does Open Source Stack up for Service Provider Networks? - Part 1
By Martyn Warwick
Mar 11, 2016
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Sponsored by Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Intel. In association with TelecomTV
In part one of this TelecomTV live panel discussion, we ask why Open Source is suddenly deemed to be so important for Service Provider networks when on the face of it, it appears to be counter-cultural, counter-intuitive and are we not in danger of trying to fix something that ‘ain’t broke'?
Filmed at: 'The Apotheke Room’ at Ocaña, Barcelona, Spain, 2016
Featuring:
- Opening & closing remarks by Sarwar Raza, VP of NFV Product Management, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Lynn Comp, Director of Market Development, Network Platforms Group, Intel
- Francisco Javier Ramon Salguero, Head of Virtualization, Telefónica, GCTO
- Sorabh Saxena, Senior VP, Software Development & Engineering, AT&T
- Chris Wright, Chief Technologist, Red Hat
- Chris Lewis, Analyst and Founder Lewis Insight
- Moderated by TelecomTV's Editor-in-Chief, Martyn Warwick
Links:
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