ETSI NFV

Wind River provides the 'nines' for HP's Helion stack

By Martyn Warwick

Jan 20, 2015

Charlie Ashton, Director of Business Development, Wind River

Charlie talks to Martyn Warwick about the importance of 'carrier grade'  as the NFV proposition evolves. It is, he says, about protecting carriers' revenue streams since much of their corporate business is predicated on the delivery of six nines reliability - without that carriers will lose money from SLA payments and churn. To that end HP and WindRiver have engineered the inclusion of software from WindRiver's Titanium Server in HP's Helion stack. 

Filmed at: ETSI NFV ISG #8, Chandler, Arizona USA, 18 November 2014

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