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Road To Network Cloudification: Australia & New Zealand

Road to Network Cloudification: Australia & New Zealand

Continuing the "Road to Network Cloudification" series where our focus is on summarizing the virtualization journey so far, status & 5G related news of some of the major Operators in the region being discussed.

In the earlier articles we have looked at US,Canada, India, UK , Rest of Europe, Singapore, South Korea & Japan. In this post we will be looking into some of the major operators for Australia & New Zealand The hyperlinks above will take to the post of the respective regions.


Note: As of 21st August, 2020 have started a new post with summary table capturing all regions, the operators from these post and their NFV ecosystem and 5G status. 
URL: https://matelecom.blogspot.com/2020/08/road-to-network-cloudification-summary-table.html  
 
Last Updated:13th August 2020.

Australia

    1. Telstra :
  • Virtualization Journey/Status:
    • Telstra's NFV journey kicked off around 2015 time frame and in Feb 2016 they selected Ericsson's Telco Cloud in full stack which included their NFV and SDN offering. The Telco cloud solution involved Openstack based virtualization layer and virtualized EPC & IMS as well.
    • In Feb 2017, Telstra decided to extend use of Ericsson's Cloud from Network functions to include broadcast media workload.
    • In 2020, Telstra deployed Ericsson's cloud native and container based Evolved Packet Core for 4G and 5G services on Ericsson's Openstack based NFVI.
  • 5G News:
    • Telstra launched 5G in Australia in May 2019 and more than 47 cities had 5G coverage by May 2020.
    2. Optus:
    3. Vodafone Australia(VHA):

New Zealand

Vodafone/2Degree/Spark :

Disclaimer:
The details presented above is based on data available online.The references used are available in the hyperlinks for Most of Australia & New Zealand. However some references area available at: https://matelecom.blogspot.com/p/references-road-to-network_13.html

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