Telco Systems, FatPipe Networks Build SD-WAN to Run on x86, ARM Architectures

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Telco Systems and SD-WAN vendor FatPipe Networks built a hardware agnostic SD-WAN offering. Telco Systems’ NFVTime platform can run on uCPE hardware that supports Intel x86 and ARM architectures. Used in concert with FatPipe SD-WAN, NFVTime accelerates SD-WAN deployment at sites by maintaining service agility. It has a second multi-function VNF — which has SD-WAN, WAN acceleration firewall, VPN, and more — that reduces bandwidth needs for satellite traffic and optimizes performance. According to Raanan Tzemach, Telco Systems’ vice president of product management, the decoupling of software and hardware enables service providers using the joint offering to mix and match components, without being tied to hardware.

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