ARM, Applied Micro and Netzyn Collaborate on New NFV Platform to Reduce Operator Costs

CAMBRIDGE, United Kingdom--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ARM, Applied Micro and server software developer Netzyn today announced a new virtual set-top box (vSTB) reference platform which utilizes network functions virtualization (NFV). The new vSTB platform runs on cloud servers powered by Applied Micro’s X-Gene® Server on a Chip® solution, and offers the potential to reduce network operator CapEx and OpEx, as well as increase average revenue per user (ARPU). The upcoming demonstration at NFV World Congress is an expansion of Proof of Concept (PoC) #31 (STB Virtualization in Carrier Networks) as determined and accepted by the European Telecom Standards Institute’s (ETSI) NFV Industry Specification Group.