What happens when you combine NFV and SDN with LTE? Nokia Networks has an answer, and an ETSI Proof of Concept (PoC) to boot -- check it out! Nokia's innovation applies SDN to the entire backhaul, transport, and core of an LTE network, creating a fully virtualized mobile network. This is the kind of design we expect will typify networks of the future. Nokia is also innovating with Licensed Access Assist (LAA), a technology that leverages carrier aggregation across both licensed and unlicensed spectrum (Wi-Fi). T-Mobile just announced that its small cells are getting a boost with LAA from Nokia Networks. AT&T investments in CEM seem to be paying off, as the company received two more laurels this week. The latest J.D. Power survey ranked AT&T number one for wireless purchase experience, and Fortune named AT&T the most admired telecommunications company in the world. Earlier in February, the company also topped J.D. Power's wireless customer care survey. Do you hear that buzz? That's the whir of global press engines as they wind up for Mobile World Congress 2015, where more than 80,000 attendees will turn Barcelona, Spain into the mobile capital of the world. The event next week will likely be dominated by 5G, IoT, and network virtualization technologies (NFV, SDN). Pipeline is prepping too, and we'll be reporting live from Spain -- maybe we'll see you there? If not, stay tuned to the News Center for the latest updates from MWC2015. Best, Jesse CrydermanSenior Editor |
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