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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 5th of October 2018 09:20:13 AM Filed under
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  • Edgility Open Source Initiative Marries Serverless With the Edge

    The network edge is a huge component of 5G. That’s why big service providers like Verizon and AT&T are suddenly talking about how they are adding new capabilities to the edge of their networks. But adding all those capabilities also creates complexity because it often involves thousands of edge sites in every major market.

    That’s where Edgility comes in. This new initiative was developed by AT&T and Cloudify to help operators manage the computing resources across the network.

  • Using Text Mining and Machine Learning to Enhance the Credit Risk Assessment Process

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  • Kid’s Day at Open Source Summit

    The Linux Foundation strives to make Open Source Summit one of the most inclusive tech events in a variety of ways, offering activities such as the “Women in Open Source” lunch, a diversity social, a first-time attendees get-together, and more. The have activities focused on children, too. Not only does Open Source Summit offer free on-site childcare for attendees’ children, they also sponsor a Kid’s Day.

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The Linux Foundation to Drive Shift to Container...

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 5th of October 2018 03:47:20 PM.
  • The Linux Foundation to Drive Shift to Container Network Functions

    The rate at which cloud-native network functions (CNF) are going to employed to drive next-generation networking services is about to accelerate following a decision by the Open Networking Automation Platform (ONAP) and Kubernetes working groups within The Linux Foundation to collaborate on a CNF architecture.

    Arpit Joshipura, general manager for networking at The Linux Foundation, says that while telecommunications providers have been making extensive investments in network functions virtualization (NFV) software based on virtual machines, it’s become apparent to many that containers offer a lighter-weight approach to virtualizing network services.

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