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La Linux Foundation prend le contrôle de Magma, un kit logiciel open source pour les réseaux mobiles, pour soutenir la tech open source 5G et incuber les futurs cas d utilisation de réseaux mobiles

La Linux Foundation prend le contrôle de Magma, un kit logiciel open source pour les réseaux mobiles, pour soutenir la tech open source 5G et incuber les futurs cas d utilisation de réseaux mobiles
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What s up with… Nokia, BT, Magma, Xilinx + Fujitsu, 5G

BT digs deep and wide as pandemic weighs heavy DT goes with the Magma flow (geddit?) Fujitsu brings Xilinx on board for Open RAN delivery Some tough times for Nokia and BT, and an intriguing new open source development that has Deutsche Telekom’s blessing, lead the way in today’s news charge. Nokia’s CEO Pekka Lundmark (above) warned of a tough year ahead for the vendor’s mobile network infrastructure unit, with particular pressure coming in North America, where the company has lost market share (mainly at Verizon) and where “price erosion” is hurting margins. In fact, the company, having reported today a 4% dip in full year revenues (at constant currency exchange rates) to €21.87 billion, said it expects sales to dip again in 2021, to between €20.6 billion and €21.8 billion. Lundmark is still in the relatively early part of his tenure as CEO (and at a very tough time in general, of course), and is looking to a longer term turnaround for the vendor: he also n

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Linux Foundation Launches Industry Collaboration with Magma to Accelerate Deployment of Wireless Networks

Linux Foundation Launches Industry Collaboration with Magma to Accelerate Deployment of Wireless Networks Magma will enable open source applications and network function collaboration under a neutral governance framework at the Linux Foundation News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today, the Linux Foundation announced that it will launch an open source industry collaboration focused on enabling a converged cellular core network stack, starting with the Magma open source software platform. Previously open sourced by Facebook in 2019, Magma will now be managed under a neutral governance framework at the Linux Foundation. Arm, Deutsche Telekom, Facebook, FreedomFi, Qualcomm, the Institute of Wireless Internet of Things at Northeastern University, the OpenAirInterface Software Alliance, and the Open Infrastructure Foundation, will join the collaboration as founding members to accelerate the path to production use case

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