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1Network platforms group

Transformation: Your network, your services, your business

Lynn CompSr Director - Industry Enabling and Marketing

Network Platforms Group


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Smartphone1

30 mb /day

PC1

90 mb /day

Connected Car3

4 TB /day

Connected Plane2

40 TB /day

Connected Factory2

1PB /DAY

Data is fueling the digital services marketplace

Cloud &DATA Center

Things & Devices

Fueling a Virtuous Cycleof Growth

A tale of two infrastructures….


2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014F

Tier 1 CSP Tier 2 CSP Private Cloud

Infrastructure 1: Cloud Computing Growth

60% 68% 64% 57% 62% 55%

2%

3%

6%

8%

10s of CSPs

100s of

CSPs

Connected Devices + Apps + New Services + New Service Providers

Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others

1. Annual Intel CPU volume

52% CAGR1


Data Traffic

Revenue

Voice Dominant

Mobile Broadband Dominant

Time

Data Traffic & Revenue Decoupled

+ $200B3

new video services

+ $600B1

new mobile services

By 2020…

SOURCE1 Source: Intel Corporation Cloud Services Analysis. Estimates Only. Extrapolated to 2020. 2.Source: Intel, Ovum; new service definition - IP communication, Cloud, security, and trust, entertainment, mobile commerce and payment, ad and big data, m2m, iot, smart home, verticals in connected car, transportation, retail, utility, education, healthcare and smart cities; Cisco SP MOI

IOT CLOUD

NFV / SDN

5G

DatacenterManagement & orchestration

Today’s Infrastructure

6

NetworkManagement & orchestration

CloudManagement & orchestration

Limited visibilityand control

Limited visibilityand control

CPE

7

Central offices – opportunity or inhibitor?

8

What if…Internet

of Things

NFV/MEC NFV/SDN BSS

Cloud ServicesIn-house or cooperative

Benefits of Telco Cloud

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► Benefit from better user experience on existing services

► Access new innovative services enabled by Telco Cloud (low latency services, edge compute, etc.)

Distributed Infrastructure

► Secure SLA guarantees across network & services

► Instant customisation and granular customer control

► Peace of mind “carrier-grade” compliance, security, privacy and sovereignty

End-to-End Control

► Single point of service and billing (incl. self-care)

► Only pay for what you need, when you need it (elasticity)Localisation

► Frequent service improvement through product innovation & delivery

► More flexible commercial terms aligned to customer needs (trial, freemium)

► More choice into 3rd party services enabled by “easier” partnership models

Agility

A NEW Network architectureDistributed Datacenters Across The Network

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ACCESS/EDGE Core Cloud/DATA CENTERvEPC

Network Slicing

BackboneRouter

vRAN

Mobile Edge Computing, Fixed (vCPE & SD-WAN)

Public, Private & Hybrid Cloud, Enterprise IT

Networking

Applications

Machine Learning & AnalyticsNetwork Slicing

Smart Cities & Buildings

Autonomous Driving

Health

VR Gaming

New Internet Services1$450B

1 Source: iDATA/Digiworld, 20132 Source: Infonetics Research, October 20143 Source: Network World, October 2014

NFV Revenue2$8.1B

SDN Market Growth365 %

ENABLEAN OPEN ECOSYSTEM

Intel® Network Builders

DeliverTechnology Leadership

Intel® Architecture

Optimized Ingredients

Silicon & Software

Performance, Packet Processing, Security, Orchestration,

Service Assurance & Scalability

COLLABORATEWITH END USERS

Super 7 +1

Comms Cloud Enterprise

ADVANCEOPEN SOURCE AND STANDARDS






Silicon & Software




Super 7 +1



Intel® Xeon® Processor

Intel® EthernetController

Altera® FPGA Intel® 3D XpointIntel®

QuickAssist

Orchestration

Intel®

Resource Director

Technology

Performance

Up to 22 c ore s p e r C P U

Up to

44%i n c r e a s e d p e r f o r m a n c e 1

Security

Up to

70%m o r e e n c r y p t i o n p e r f o r m a n c e p e r c o r e 2

w i t h i m p r o v e dm a l w a r e p r o t e c t i o na n d k e y g e n e r a t i o nw i t h i m p r o v e d

v i r t u a l i za t i o n

Scalability & Increased Flexibility for Networking Workloads

Packet Processing

Up to

35%f a s t e r

t h r o u g h p u t

S m a l l p a c k e t p e r f o r m a n c e i n c r e a s e d t o 2 3 3 G b p s

P r i o r i t i z e s y s t e m r e s o u r c e s o n c r i t i c a l t a s k s / w o r k l o a d s

Platform Service Assurance

U s i n g I n t e l R D T a n d o t h e r c a p a b i l i t i e s t o m a k e p o l i c y d e c i s i o n s

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SCALABLE SOLUTIONS RoadmapEnd-End Packet Processing, Service Assurance, & Security

Multi Service Multi Location

Core

Edge

Access/CPE/SD-WAN

Decision LatencySubscriber Data

Edge Analytics

Data Analytics

Edge Computing

End to EndConvergence

Customized

RSD

Standard

Power Cost Space






Silicon & Software




Super 7 +1




Open networking Automation

Platform(was Open ECOMP

and Open-O)

NFVI

Industry Transformation

Challenges

Adoption

*Other brands and names are the property of their respective owners

vE-CPE vHomeCPE

vIMS vEPC C-RAN MEC SFC vCDN

Interoperability Testability Manageability Service Assurance QoS Security High Availability Performance

Drive Innovation

Reference Platforms

Consumed by

Commercial Products

Consumed by

Advancing Open Source/Standards to Fuel Transformation

ETSI NFVLeading member

across all workgroups

Mobile Edge Computing

Founding Member

Service Function Chaining

Participating as a contributor to NSH and Geneve to evolve SFC.

Platinum founding member

Platinum memberEnabling key IA

optimizations and integrating SDN control

with OpenStack.

Founding member SDNIntel contributing to

solutions for Northbound API WG

OpenStack Orchestration

Significant contributions to

improve SLA enforcement

High performance IA-enabled vSwitch

OvS-DPDK supported in all major Linux distributions

DPDK.orgOpen source software

project founded by Intel with broad

community engagement

Standards development Vendor/user community projects

Software and Specifications

Initiatives

01.orgHub for open source

projects in which Intel engineers are involved






Silicon & Software




Super 7 +1




Intel® network Builders Driving network transformation, innovation and scalability by delivering

Intel Architecture-based solutions from a mature ecosystem

• Tools built on Intel Architecture

• Assistance during optimization

• Lab engagements• Intel Network Builders

University

Tech enablement Sales enablement• Match-making• Collaborate through trials

and deployments• Accelerate time to market

via Sales acceleration• Capture feedback directly

from end users

Co-marketing • Leverage website and

member portal • Participate at events and

webinars• Identify GTM strategies• Amplify outreach through

proven marketing vehicles

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Intel® NETWORK BUILDERS

An Intel led ecosystem of ISVs, OSVs, OEMs, ODMs, TEMs, SIs, and end users with a shared mission to

accelerate network transformation on Intel

architecture based servers


Uniting to stimulate innovation and drive creative solutions

Combining the power of the Verizon network and Intel technology

Building solutions to enhance the customer experience

Verizon & Intel® Network Builders Innovation Challenge

Low Latency Category winner Analytics Category winner

“With change always comes challenge. So the way that we can address some of that is by having a very robust ecosystem and industry culture around this. The more that we mainstream these technologies, the more

that we can build around them in terms of resources and training and things like that, the more people will get comfortable that this is mainstream, this isn’t a one-off, this isn’t a crazy science experiment, this is the way of the future for the networks.”

- Chris Emmons, Director of Network Planning at Verizon*


Intel® Network Builders University

increasing value to the ecosystem

44 Training Courses across 8 Programs

13 Basic Training Program Courses

9 Service Provider Program Courses

8 DPDK Program Courses

4 OvS Program Courses

1 MANO Program Courses

2 Intel® QuickAssist Technology Courses

2 OpenStack Courses

5 vE-CPE Courses

1st Partner class posted

Technical Programs25 Deployments based on Network Builders Fast Track Solution

Blueprints

Gi-LAN, vE-CPE courses are live. vIMS, vEPC finalized

Security & Telco Cloud WIP






Silicon & Software




Super 7 +1




End user guided PROGRAMto accelerate INNOVATION, adoption and implementation of NEXT-GEN solutions

PLANLead and Influence Mindshare

Build your NFV roadmap, identify your vendors.

CONNECTNew requirements to purchasing

Specify what Ecosystem partners Must deliver wrt next gen capabilities

DEPLOYCommercialize Rapidly

Engage in trials, enable faster deployments

PARTNERS

INTELEND USERS

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3VNF onboarding is

manual. Onboarding

requires VNF/VIM/orchestrat

or-specific integration

4No common, automated

mechanisms to model VNF resource requirements and to

reserve and guarantee resources

for launch

2NFVI/VNFs could be

optimized for performance by requesting and

utilizing enhancements

in the underlying HW

5Service scalability,

self-healing are VNF-specific. Lack

of standardized tools for

performance characterization makes real time feature/services

impact assessment difficult

1Industry lacks performance

benchmarking tools and procedures to evaluate solution

performance –impacting vendor selection, capacity planning and TCO

analysis


Enterprise examplehttp://www.vmware.com/products/vmmark/results.html https://www.gartner.com/doc/2043218/magic-

quadrant-x-server-virtualization

Synthetic benchmarks can reduce supplier pre-sales cost by 6-12 monthsIT managers translate : “..X result = Y outcome in my infrastructure”


NETWORK SERVICES BENCHMARKING

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CharacterizationStarting point -Running tests in lab

Sizing ModelPerformance Model

TCO ModelRevenue Model

Benchmarking for NFVI/VNF Selection

Normalized performance characterization methodology allowing comparison of VNFs and NFVIs

Use model output to estimate BOM, cost, and revenue

Use characterization data to predict approximate system performance

Performance on a specified infrastructure

Where to focus effort for performance optimization

Impact of dynamic traffic workloads

Impact of MANO with policy based networking

Impact of SFC with other Network Services sharing

platform resources

Impact of feature changes to performance metric


NSB – Open Source and Standards

Test Specifications

and Methodology

Open SourceImplementationsOpen Source

Projects

StandardsOrganizations

NSB

Upstream Contributions andDownstream Consumption

Test Harness

Reference VNF’s

Test Methodology and KPI’s

Reference VNF’s

vACL, vCG-NAT, vFW, vPE, vSAE-GW

Test Methodologyand KPI’s

Test Methodology and KPI’s

Test HarnessService Providers, OEMs, ISV’s, OSV’s, SI’s

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