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NFWare is nominated for SPIFFY Award 2016
Organazied by Telecom Council of Silicon Valley
29/07/2016 | California, USA
Telecom Council of Silicon Valley announced NFWare as one of the candidates for 2016 SPIFFY Awards. Nominees are selected by the carriers in Telecom Council's Service Provider Innovation Forum (SPIF) from among over 200 early-stage companies. These companies represent a broad range of telecom products and services presented at Telecom Council meetings between July 2015 and June 2016.
As it is written at the official website, the SPIFFY recognize 7 communications startups each year for their innovation, opportunity, and promise. Nominees are selected by the carriers in Telecom Council's Service Provider Innovation Forum (SPIF) from among over 200 early-stage companies representing a broad range of telecom products and services who presented at Telecom Council meetings between July 2015 and June 2016. According to official SPIFFY press-release, NFWare stand out for their innovation, market opportunity, or quantifiable interest among the Council's 30+ global Service Providers including BT, China Mobile, DoCoMo, Orange, Reliance, Rogers, Sprint, Softbank, Swisscom, Tata, Telia, Verizon, US Cellular and many other fixed and wireless carriers from Europe, Asia, and North and South America listed on the Telecom Council website.
As it is written at the official website, the SPIFFY recognize 7 communications startups each year for their innovation, opportunity, and promise. Nominees are selected by the carriers in Telecom Council's Service Provider Innovation Forum (SPIF) from among over 200 early-stage companies representing a broad range of telecom products and services who presented at Telecom Council meetings between July 2015 and June 2016. According to official SPIFFY press-release, NFWare stand out for their innovation, market opportunity, or quantifiable interest among the Council's 30+ global Service Providers including BT, China Mobile, DoCoMo, Orange, Reliance, Rogers, Sprint, Softbank, Swisscom, Tata, Telia, Verizon, US Cellular and many other fixed and wireless carriers from Europe, Asia, and North and South America listed on the Telecom Council website.
Whether IoT, mobile, fixed or cable, the Telecom Council's global carriers have an existential interest in technology advancements at the core of the network. This nomination shows the importance of virtualization in improving the agility of networks, and how NFWare can bring multi-core processing to that challenge.
— Liz Kerton, President of the Telecom Council
This year, winners of the 9th Annual SPIFFY Awards will be announced by members of the Council's Service Provider Forum in a public ceremony during TC3: Telecom Council Carrier Connections Summit, September 28th at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Calif. NFWare will be joined by operators, vendors, investors, and many other startups at the SPIFFY Awards ceremony which is open to the public.
NFWare software-based networking technology significantly increases network speed for high-load traffic processing. It runs on standard x86 servers and handles the traffic at the speed of the most expensive network hardware from leading vendors: NFWare solutions enable a throughput of up to 200 Gigabits per second on a single virtual machine on Internet-mix traffic. For telecom operators and data centers, this approach provides a powerful combination of hardware-like performance and software-like flexibility. NFWare solutions work efficiently even on the critical core network areas and help operators to significantly reduce up to 70% of their network infrastructure costs.
NFWare software-based networking technology significantly increases network speed for high-load traffic processing. It runs on standard x86 servers and handles the traffic at the speed of the most expensive network hardware from leading vendors: NFWare solutions enable a throughput of up to 200 Gigabits per second on a single virtual machine on Internet-mix traffic. For telecom operators and data centers, this approach provides a powerful combination of hardware-like performance and software-like flexibility. NFWare solutions work efficiently even on the critical core network areas and help operators to significantly reduce up to 70% of their network infrastructure costs.
About the Telecom Council
The Telecom Council of Silicon Valley is Where Telecom Meets Innovation. Telecom Council connects communication companies to entrepreneurs and next generation technologies to improve networks, services and subscriber satisfaction. Each year, Telecom Council introduces thousands of communications executives and 60 fixed and wireless carriers across 40 meeting topics as members, speakers, and sponsors.
The Telecom Council of Silicon Valley is Where Telecom Meets Innovation. Telecom Council connects communication companies to entrepreneurs and next generation technologies to improve networks, services and subscriber satisfaction. Each year, Telecom Council introduces thousands of communications executives and 60 fixed and wireless carriers across 40 meeting topics as members, speakers, and sponsors.
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