Bt RISC-V is a new and intriguing open architecture

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Why is it intriguing? Here’s how Red Hat’s technology evangelist Ian Fisher explains it: “What’s unique about RISC-V is that the design process and specification are truly open. The design reflects community decisions based on collective experience and research.”

This open approach and the vibrant ecosystem that comes with it are already driving advances in RISC-V solutions across a wide range of industries. “As we move toward edge computing, we’re seeing massive investment in RISC-V across the ecosystem, from multinationals like Alibaba, Andes Technology, and NXP to startups like SiFive, Esperanto Technologies, and GreenWaves Technologies developing innovative edge AI solutions,” says Calista Redmond, CEO of RISC-V International.

3. Virtual Radio Access Networks (vRAN) are china mobile database an increasingly important scenario at the edge
The Radio Access Network (RAN) is responsible for enabling and connecting devices such as smartphones or Internet of Things (IoT) devices to the mobile network. As part of the rollout of 5G networks, operators are moving to a more flexible vRAN approach, which disaggregates the high-level logical components of the RAN by separating hardware and software, and uses cloud technologies for automated deployment, scaling, and workload placement.

Hanen Garcia, Solution Manager, Red Hat Telco, and Ishu Verma, New Technology Evangelist, Red Hat, note, “One study found that deploying vRAN/oRAN (open RAN) solutions delivers up to 44% TCO savings compared to traditional distributed/centralized RAN configurations.” With this modernization, CSPs can simplify network operations and improve network agility, availability, and efficiency — all while serving an increasing number of use cases. Cloud-native and container-based RAN solutions offer lower costs, easier upgrades and modifications, horizontal scalability, and less vendor lock-in than proprietary or VM-based solutions.