Day 2 Part 1 Sessions
summary
Tencent describes deploying more than 300 edge computing machines across China, shipping SuperEdge and TARS as open source platforms to run cloud gaming, IoT gateways and live streaming that claim edge node delays within 10 ms and a reported >30% central bandwidth saving for a partner. Edge Gallery positions itself as a 5G MEC app platform with 7,500 commits from 35+ companies. Rakuten reports ~4,300 unmanned far‑edge racks (1–3 racks each) and 100% IPv6 internally. China Telecom pilots intent‑based control via ONAP for 5G slicing.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Welcome Back - Arpit Joshipura, General Manager of Networking, IoT and Edge
- 2:53Mark Shan, Senior Technical Manager, Tencent & Board Chair, TARS Foundation
- 24:56Bill Ren, Chief Open Source Liaison Officer, ICT Infrastructure Open Source GM, Huawei
- 45:50Tareq Amin, Group Chief Technology Officer, Rakuten
- 1:07:53Sun Qiong, SDN Research Center Director, China Telecom Research Institute
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