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Enea and Ampere Partner on Arm-based uCPE Solution for Telco Edge
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, March 19th, 2020 -- Enea® (Nasdaq Stockholm: ENEA) today announced a partnership with Ampere Computing to develop an innovative Arm® based universal Customer Premise Equipment (uCPE) platform for telco and edge applications. The solution consists of Ampere’s first-generation Arm-based eMAG™ processors, Enea NFV Access, a scalable uCPE virtualization platform, and Virtual Network Functions such as SD-WAN.
White box uCPE is the most attractive deployment option for edge and telco use cases like SD-WAN, security, and mobile networking, based on its unrivaled flexibility and cost-performance ratio. The approach gives managed service providers the ability to add, change and replace VNFs after deployment, and easily introduce new services to build new revenue streams.
Using the Arm architecture allows more processor cores at a given price point and power envelope than alternative architectures. A higher number of cores further enhances flexibility of VNF deployments and maximizes performance of the uCPE.
“There is great potential for carrier networks in the 5G era, but that potential goes untapped without a platform in place that is powerful, efficient, and offers flexibility,” said Mohamed Awad, Vice President of Marketing, Infrastructure Line of Business, Arm. “The Ampere and Enea partnership to bring new uCPE products to the telco market is yet another excellent example of how hardware and software providers are collaborating within the Arm ecosystem to achieve the power efficiency and flexibility requirements for the next era of compute.”
Current medium and large uCPE products have well-understood power and performance envelopes. The Ampere 8140 3.3 GHz based on the Armv8-A architecture delivers a unique value proposition to this space. The 16-core, 75W Ampere 8140 allows customers to efficiently run more VNFs on a medium-range uCPE in the same power envelope as competing solutions. The 8140 enables system integrators to deliver lower cost, higher performance solutions. uCPE performance is further enhanced with Ampere 8180, a 32 core, 125W processor.
Enea NFV Access, a small footprint uCPE virtualization platform, provides the software infrastructure for this new uCPE platform. Managed service providers can leverage the flexibility to create customized service packages and the centralized management capabilities, including automation and zero touch provisioning (ZTP). Telco operators and system integrators use NFV Access for SD-WAN and networking services.
Adrian Leufvén, SVP OS Business Unit at Enea said: “Thanks to our extensive experience with Arm-based processors, NFV and operating systems, we can provide a highly optimized virtualization solution for Ampere’s range of processors. White box uCPEs equipped with Ampere’s eMAG processors and running Enea NFV Access offer a rare combination of performance and flexibility.”
“At Ampere, we are focused on delivering high-performance, power efficient and scalable Arm processors that provide incredible value to our customers and partners. Our partnership with Enea provides telco operators with a new class of scalable, low power, cost-effective uCPE solutions to enable revenue-maximizing services,” said Matt Taylor, Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales and Business Development at Ampere.
About Ampere
Ampere is designing the future of hyperscale cloud and edge computing with the world’s first cloud native processor. Built for the cloud with a modern 64-bit Arm server-based architecture, Ampere gives customers the freedom to accelerate the delivery of all cloud computing applications. With industry-leading cloud performance, power efficiency and scalability, Ampere processors are tailored for the continued growth of cloud and edge computing. For more information, visit www.amperecomputing.com
About Enea
Enea is a world-leading supplier of innovative software components for telecommunications and cybersecurity. Focus areas are cloud-native, 5G-ready products for mobile core, network virtualization, and traffic intelligence. More than 3 billion people rely on Enea technologies in their daily lives. Enea is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm. For more information: www.enea.com
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