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The importance of vRouters for uCPE solutions

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Universal CPE (uCPE) is a software virtual network function (NFV) running in a standard operating system hosted on commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) platforms, either on a server or an appliance. Its main benefits are rapid deployment and cost reduction. It is deployed with hardware and software components from multiple vendors. And last but not least, vRouters are required for all uCPE infrastructure to provide routing, switching and even security features and software.

This webinar explores vRouters and their deployment to allow the introduction of uCPE. The webinar includes use cases where vRouters are the foundation of uCPE implementations. Also, the webinar offers examples of the different platforms used, such as Intel Atom and Arm.

Finally, the webinar goes through a uCPE demonstration carried out by 6WIND, Telco Systems, and Marvell.

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Kelly LeBlanc

Kelly is responsible for 6WIND’s global marketing program. She also manages 6WIND’s global partner program with semiconductor companies, subsystem providers and software companies. Based in Silicon Valley, Kelly is a seasoned marketing professional with over 15 years of experience across multiple technology markets. Most recently she was Head of Worldwide Marketing for A10 Networks, where she managed its global marketing program, including Corporate and Product Marketing. Prior to A10, Kelly held marketing positions for VERITAS Software (acquired by Symantec) and Fortinet. She also managed accounts at several top ten Public Relations agencies for Adobe and Hewlett-Packard. Kelly has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy from Cal Poly University, in San Luis Obispo, California.