NFV Deployment Tracker: North American data and trends
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New NFV/SDN deployments in North America are increasingly driven by 5G, with a striking role for open source and telco self-builds. Globally, our tracker includes details of nearly 500 NFV/SDN deployments between 2011 and May 2019.
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Description
Format: PDF file
Pages: 18 pages Charts: 05 Author: David Martin Publication Date: June 2019Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- SD-WAN is still important
- 5G is driving increasing core network virtualisation
- NFV / SDN in North America is a successful proof point for open source and telco innovation
- …but a ban on Chinese tech would threaten innovation Introduction
- Welcome to the sixth edition of the ‘NFV Deployment Tracker’
- Scope, definitions and importance of the data Analysis of the North American data set
- The North American market in global context
- SD-WAN and core network functions are the leading categories
- 5G is driving core network virtualisation
- Vendor trends: Open source and operator self-builds outpace vendors
- Operator trends: Verizon and AT&T are the clear leaders, with innovation by other players focused on enterprise networking
- Conclusion: Slow-down in enterprise platform deployments while 5G provides new impetus
- Index
Table of Figures
- Figure 1: Total NFV / SDN deployments by region, 2011 to April 2019
- Figure 2: New North American deployments per year, 2014 to April 2019
- Figure 3: North American deployments by their primary purpose, 2014 to April 2019
- Figure 4: Open-source / self-build deployments vs vendor implementations, 2011 to April 2019
- Figure 5: Leading North American telcos by number of deployments, 2011 to April 2019
Technologies and industry terms referenced include: 5G, AT&T, Bell Canada, Centurylink, cisco, cloud-native, core network virtualisation, Juniper, MANO, NFVi, Nokia, ONAP, OpenStack, SD-WAN, Sprint, T-Mobile, vCPE, vEPC, Verizon, VMS