HPE updates NFV portfolio, adds Red Hat OpenStack support
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has updated its network functions virtualization (NFV) portfolio to help communications service providers (CSPs) access new tools to speed NFV deployments, as well as virtualized solutions to build innovative, personalized customer services.
The service, HPE NVF System 4.0, is an update to the pre-integrated NVF solutions bundle that claims to add support and allow users the choice between Red Hat OpenStack Platform, HPE Helion OpenStack Carrier Grade 4.0 and integration of OpenDaylight-based HPE Open SDN controller.
What’s new?
- HPE VNF Onboarding Factory Service which is a new program that helps CSPs to speed-up the virtual network functions (VNF) onboarding process.
- HPE Virtual Headend Manager that acts as a new virtualized solution for managing Internet Protocol television (IPTV) content deployments for improved customer experiences and opening up potential new revenue opportunities.
- Subscriber Data Management on HPE Virtualized NonStop which is a new virtualized subscriber data management (SDM) solution optimized for high fault-tolerance, availability and scalability to create new, personalized services faster and more cost-effectively
“With HPE NFV solutions, carriers can implement a programmable infrastructure, providing the agility of the telco cloud and ability to scale their service deliveries to be more responsive to customer demand.”