The Service Enabling Wireless Network
summary
NFV and SDN are positioned to re-architect the 20+ year old EPC so mobile networks become nimble, flexible and scalable. Capacity growth is largely from 80–95% due to densification, not spectral gains, while signaling traffic is already growing faster than data, forcing low‑latency, distributed cores. OPNFV runs an integration project with a committed 10 FTE from Huawei, a first release targeted for early next year, and a cloud‑edge EPC prototype has been tested with 20+ tier‑one operators.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:24Coopers Law
- 8:11Air Interface
- 12:13Future Network Support
- 12:52Signaling Traffic
- 13:47Scaling
- 15:10Decentralization
- 15:51OPNFV
- 18:50Conclusion
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