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NFV Acceleration Technology Overview and Standards Update

This webinar will briefly describe a high level architecture of NFV acceleration technology, including a set of key components and interfaces. We will also introduce the latest release of the ETSI NFV Group Specification for acceleration technology, including use cases, interface requirements, and resource management. We will also give a general overview of the newly approved Work Items about normative specification of acceleration interfaces, along with some thoughts on keeping interaction with other communities for better industry engagement.
The speaker is Ning Zong, a Principal Engineer in Network Research at Huawei Technologies. He is also a vice-chair of IFA (Interface and Architecture) WG in ETSI ISG NFV.
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