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Philippe Tubello
Philippe Tubello
Manager, Systems Engineering
Global Service Provider - EMEAR
At Cisco, Philippe leads a team of consulting engineers focusing on our Network Functions Virtualization architecture, mainly on all things related to hardware layer and solutions such as VMI, NFV Manager, and NSO.At Cisco, Philippe leads a team of consulting engineers focusing on our Network Functions Virtualization architecture, mainly on the full NFV stack related to hardware layer and solutions such as VIM and VNF Manager combined with NSO for Cisco & 3rdrd party VNF onboarding.
Articles
Emerging services like 5G and ultra high definition video will require more bandwidth, speed and agility than many networks can currently support. Service providers are realising that the ways they have operated networks up till now are no longer going to be enough.
The rise of offerings like 5G and ultra high definition video is changing customer expectations. In coming years, people will expect to access services like these instantly and flawlessly. Supporting them will require networks that can supply large bandwidths, high speeds and low latencies.
Telecom and web Service providers today are facing serious challenges. Developments like 5G and ultra high definition video are putting them under growing pressure to supply large bandwidths, fast speeds and low latencies.
To meet the changing expectations of their customers, service providers need to develop new ways of designing and building networks.
Service providers looking to develop more efficient network infrastructures have two key technology options. How can they decide which is best?
Service providers and telecommunications companies are always facing new possibilities and new challenges. And the stakes are getting higher all the time.