IBM Cloud Pak for Network Automation is an AI-powered telco cloud platform that enables the automation of network operations so CSPs can transform their networks, evolve to zero-touch operations, reduce OPEX and deliver services faster .
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IBM Cloud Pak for Network Automation is an AI-powered cloud platform that enables the automation of network operations so communications service providers (CSPs) can transform their networks, evolve to zero-touch operations, reduce OPEX and deliver services faster .
Read moreWhat is an advantage of using cloud Paks on IBM cloud?
IBM Cloud Paks help you to achieve agility via integration and interoperability . The agility that results means your organization can concentrate on developing and bringing products to market quicker. These are just some of the benefits that IBM’s Cloud Paks can bring to your organization.
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IBM Edge Application Manager (IEAM) provides you with edge computing features to help you manage and deploy workloads from a management hub cluster to remote instances of OpenShift Container Platform or other Kubernetes-based clusters.
Read moreWhat is so special about Edge data IBM?
Edge computing offers a more efficient alternative: data is processed and analyzed closer to the point where it’s created . Because data does not traverse over a network to a cloud or data center to be processed, latency is significantly reduced.
Read moreWhat is edge in 5G?
“Edge computing addresses the other part of the equation by placing compute and storage resources within the telco network infrastructure . This eliminates any backhaul latency associated with central data centers.” 5G will connect the next wave of smart devices, resulting in exponential growth of data at the edge.
Read moreIs 5G the same as edge?
5G increases speeds by up to ten times that of 4G, whereas mobile edge computing reduces latency by bringing compute capabilities into the network, closer to the end user. … It is inherent to 5G standards as it is the only way to meet the latency targets that have been set (1ms network latency).
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