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ETSI’s role in NFV standardisation

ETSI’s role in NFV standardisation

Released Monday, 3rd August 2015
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ETSI’s role in NFV standardisation

ETSI’s role in NFV standardisation

ETSI’s role in NFV standardisation

ETSI’s role in NFV standardisation

Monday, 3rd August 2015
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Intelligent Networking: ETSI is playing a fundamental role in the development of NFV standards, ensuring interoperability between device vendors and collaboration with other industry groups. As work progresses during the ninth NFV meeting in Prague, TelecomTV asks the ETSI Director General about the accomplishments to date and his expectations for the adoption of the the […]

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