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Articles by James Feger
Red Hat and F5 provide critical infrastructure to industry-leading operators who have built—or are in the process of building—resilient cloud-native architectures to improve IT clouds, telco clouds, or a combination of both.
BIG-IP Cloud-Native Network Functions (CNFs) focus on security as part of the migration path to modernize networks, with a zero-copy architecture.
In partnership with the 5G Open Innovation Lab and other leading vendors, F5 is providing technology support for The Food Resiliency Project in Snohomish County, Washington, with ties to the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
This new partnership area is significant as it casts a global spotlight on the shared values of both F5 and IBM to enable Service Providers with broader choices of modern architectures and infrastructures—with both hardware and software options to enable open source hybrid cloud containers and innovate toward rapid network transformation.
No one wants to abandon the substantial investments made in 4G, but no one wants to fall behind in the race to deliver 5G either.