Reliable server validated for data centre solution
Wind River has announced that Wind River Titanium Server has been validated as an NFV Infrastructure (NFVI) software running on Nokia’s recently-announced AirFrame Data Centre Solution portfolio. The AirFrame Data Centre Solution leverages cloud technologies to deliver low latency and high throughput for virtual telecom network functions, combining centralised and distributed architectures for maximum efficiency and capabilities.
With native support for the full range of Nokia Virtual Network Functions (VNFs), AirFrame enables flexible and innovative data centres to be deployed at strategic, optimum locations. Thanks to AirFrame, telecom service providers realise the full promise of Network Functions Virtualisation (NFV), with use cases such as the relocation of radios from the field to data centres by using virtualised radio clouds, reducing operating expenses and accelerating the delivery of services.
Wind River Titanium Server enables NFV platforms to deliver the carrier grade reliability required for telecomms infrastructure. At the same time, it provides best-in-class Virtual Machine (VM) density for VNFs, maximising the OPEX savings achieved by service providers.
“With Nokia AirFrame Data Centre Solution, we’re continuing to advance the capability of commercially-deployed NFV and telco clouds,” said Henri Tervonen, vice president of architecture at Nokia Networks.
“We are delighted to have completed the validation of Titanium Server on Nokia’s AirFrame solution,” said Jim Douglas, Senior Vice President of Product, Wind River. "Nokia Networks has been a valued Wind River customer for many years."
Through the Wind River Titanium Cloud programme, Wind River provides an ecosystem that ensures the availability of optimised, interoperable solutions that accelerate time-to-market for service providers and Telecomms Equipment Manufacturers (TEMs) deploying NFV infrastructure. Titanium Server is part of the Wind River Helix portfolio of products enabling IoT advancements.