Arpit Joshipura

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Open source is moving a 141‑year‑old telecom industry to shared software: Linux Foundation networking projects now exceed 100 members with participation from about 70% of global subscribers and roughly $500M of software value attributed to community work. ONAP reaches production and Tungsten Fabric joins LF networking; a demo shows ONAP on Kubernetes. Focus shifts from code to deployment (2–5 years), edge stacks like Akraino and CNF (cloud native network functions) drive 5G and automotive integrations.

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