CAMBRIDGE, MA - October 09, 2017 - Brain4Net, an innovative SDN/NFV solution vendor, today announced the next minor release of B4N Service Platform, a comprehensive Network & Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO) software platform for multi-vendor physical and virtual infrastructure. The B4N Service Platform 2.2 includes an impressive list of enhancements, including new solutions, an expanded [...]
1st Release of B4N SwitchOS for x86 platform is now available! B4N SwitchOS is virtual OpenFlow-switch the Intel DPDK (Data Plane Development Kit) accelerated. That provides high-speed data traffic processing in virtualized network environments. It works in Docker container to deliver more flexibility and simplicity of integration. B4N SwitchOS is the major component of B4N [...]
Brain4Net joined Intel® Network Builders ecosystem. The goal of Intel Network Builders is to accelerate network transformation in Service Providers networks and Datacenter by providing proven solutions based on SDN and NFV concepts. The program connects more than 160 companies – software and technology vendors that are driving new solutions to the market, system integrators [...]
The first version of network services orchestrator based on SDN concept is now available for Service Providers and Enterprises. B4N Orchestrator is a part of B4N Service Platform portfolio that provides service management solution for new generation networks based on SDN/NFV technologies and delivers high-level network abstraction and automation. The solution helps Service Providers and [...]
Brain4Net released the first version of B4N Carrier Grade NAT (CG-NAT) Virtualized Solution based on SDN/NFV concepts. The product designed to address the exhaustion of IPv4 addresses and provides native integration within existent operators’ infrastructure. Based on Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) information, the top-level exhaustion occurred on 31 January 2011. Three of five Regional [...]
Brain4Net joined Open Platform for NFV Project (OPNFV). OPNFV is open source reference platform by Linux Foundation intended to accelerate the introduction of new products and services using NFV. Launched in September 2014, the OPNFV project is supported by 60 member companies and united over 100 developers. The community recently delivered its first software release, Arno, [...]
