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10th October - Expo Stages - CET (Central European Time, GMT+01:00)
10th October - Expo Stages - CET (Central European Time, GMT+01:00)
Join the Accelerate stage to learn how current research is shaping future network requirements. This session will focus on recent findings in Quantum Computing.
- Quantum Computing and security market analysis
- The Post-Quantum Era - Transforming Telco Networks
- Developing applications with Quantum computing in mind
As the quantum computing race continues, it is important to understand the real applications and how will affect the telcos. Join this session to explore one of the most talked about use case for quantum computing and the ways telcos use it to boost their security.
Join this session to learn from academics and researchers about their recent developments in Quantum Computing.
- Project presentations
- Q&A
- Panel discussion
Join the Accelerate stage to learn how current research is shaping future network requirements. This session will focus on recent findings in Smart Cities and Connected Homes.
- Role of telcos in smart cities IoT deployments
- Future-proofing Data Infrastructure for IoT Applications
- Enabling new smart home services
Smart cities and connected homes were on top of the telco agenda for a while, but the process was quite slow. Join the session to learn about how Open API can help telcos deploy new applications for connected homes and what are the network requirements to unlock the full potential.
- Analysing shifts in viewer preferences and consumption patterns
- Exploring innovations driving the evolution of content delivery & viewer experience
- Assessing how regulatory changes influence competition and market dynamics
Telecom operators have successfully transformed their 4G/5G core network from traditional proprietary hardware into generic server-based telco cloud infrastructure over the past 10 years. This transformation has been driven primarily by ETSI NFV ISG standardization activities and Linux Foundation open-source projects. With the evolution of new technologies, such as public cloud, AI/ML, green and sustainability initiatives, and computing force networks - all related to telco cloud-native infrastructure - both open-source efforts like the Sylva project and standards like ETSI NFV ISG are focusing on unified common interfaces and models. The correlation among these technologies is crucial for telco operators’ cloud infrastructure, and they cannot evolve independently without mutual interaction. This workshop will provide an overview of the Sylva project, share the latest updates on ETSI NFV activities, and feature a panel discussion on the interrelationship between standards and open-source initiatives.