Accelerating SDN Adoption with open source SDN platforms. Nov.11, 2014 Atsushi Iwata Director NEC Corporation of America

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1 Accelerating SDN Adoption with open source SDN platforms Nov.11, 2014 Atsushi Iwata Director NEC Corporation of America

2 Carrier SDN/NFV From vertical network silos diversification of services on common network Service Order Wireline Wireless Dedicated lines M2M FMC Fixed-line M2M phones Dedicated lines Mobile SDN M2M Dedicated lines FMC Mobile Fixed-line phones Page 2

3 Overview of NEC s carrier SDN/NFV product portfolio Data Centers (1) Data Center SDN Data Center/ Networks IaaS Platforms Service Edge EPC, IMS, MVNO-GW, etc. BRAS, SBC, CDN, Security-GW, etc. (4) Operation & Orchestration (2) Network Functions Virtualization OSS/BSS vepc vims vcpe vbras Core/Metro/ Access Packet Transport Aggregation Switches WDM Packet Transport Aggregation Switches E2E Orchestration TMS (3) SDN Transport Microwave Fiber Wireless SDN Packet /Optical SDN enb enb OLT OLT Smartphone Mobile PC Home Office Page 3

4 NEC s open strategy Open Architecture and Ecosystem for creating value OSS/BSS E2E Management & Orchestration SDN NFV Applications Open API NEC VNF 3 rd Party VNF/Appliance ProgrammableFlow Controller 3 rd Party Controller OpenSource Controller Hypervisor KVM (Red Hat/ Montavista) ProgrammableFlow OpenFlow switch IOT 3 rd Party OpenFlow Switch NEC COTS Hardware HP DELL Page 4

5 Why ONOS? Need scalable/robust/high performance open source platform in service provider/carrier space for SDN/NFV industry Requirements for service provider/carrier SDN/NFV solutions l Flexible northbound API to handle many value-added use cases l Flexible southbound API to handle legacy to SDN enabled equipment l Scalable/robust/high performance platform for multi-vendor interoperability to create flexible multi-vendor solutions Why ONOS? l Provides application intent based API as a northbound API l Provides modular architecture as a southbound API l Provides distributed scalable/ha SDN controller platform Page 5

6 How NEC envisions ONOS evolution Expansion of contributors and sponsors l Increase in the number of operators and vendors l Close involvement of community- best of breed ideas Evolution of functionality l Flexible northbound APIs Driven by requirements from a diversity of use-case and orchestration system developers l Flexible southbound API Providing the capability for ONOS to be trialed and deployed in multi-vendor environments l Continued focus on performance and scale leadership Continue to evaluate performance in different use cases and settings. Page 6

7 Conclusion SDN/NFV Industry needs scalable/robust/high performance open source platform for service provider/carrier space. NEC is adopting open strategy to take advantage of multi-vendor solutions. NEC is expecting ONOS to provide a common carrier-grade platform on which the operators and vendors can build new value-added SDN/NFV solutions for the industry. NEC has been contributing to ONOS core since the beginning of ON.Lab, and will be able to extend and adapt it to various NEC s SDN/NFV solutions. Page 7

8 NEC brings together and integrates technology and expertise to create the ICT-enabled society of tomorrow. We collaborate closely with partners and customers around the world, orchestrating each project to ensure all its parts are fine-tuned to local needs. Every day, our innovative solutions for society contribute to greater safety, security, efficiency and equality, and enable people to live brighter lives. Page 8

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