How does the Telco industry benefit from the CNTT/OPNFV outcomes?
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CNTT publishes a concrete reference model with mapped infrastructure and workload profiles plus a conformance test suite that operators are already requiring in RFPs, and the model is rolling into a GSMA publication. Operators run existing OPNFV test suites (Airship, NFVBench) against deployments to reduce integration time and operational cost; vendors use CNTT to align hardware (accelerators, smart NICs, GPUs/FPGAs), virtualization and Kubernetes choices so multi‑vendor stacks validate once and interoperate.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:55What is CNTT
- 6:25How does CNTT benefit operators
- 10:55How does CNTT benefit vendors
- 13:30What is the future of CNTT
- 16:43Summary
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