The O-RANALLIANCE Global PlugFest Fall 2024 is successfully concluded at the end of November! All testing occurred on-site in Berlin at the i14y Lab or remotely over nearly a month, from October 7th to November 15th.

The TM Forum has published the latest Autonomous Networks (AN) Level 4 Industry Blueprint release.  EANTC has co-signed this report.

Precision time synchronization is critical for advanced telecom networks, especially with the rise of 6G. In these videos, we show a successful demonstration at EANTC that highlighted the capabilities of “Class D” clocks, achieving network-wide synchronization with sub-50 ns error across multiple boundary clocks.

Essential innovations in network management were highlighted at the EANTC Multi-Vendor Interoperability Testing. Key achievements included the successful testing of PCEP Association Groups and SDN Transport Slicing, which demonstrated improvements in efficiency and automation in multi-vendor settings.

Significant advances have been made in routing and traffic control technologies over Segment Routing networks as part of the multi-vendor interoperability tests conducted at EANTC.

Continuing the compilation of videos from the multi-vendor interoperability testing conducted at EANTC. We are pleased to present the collaboration of Arista, Cisco, Keysight, and Nokia experts.

The next i14y Summit will occur in Berlin on September 12th. EANTC, a consortium member of the i14y Lab project, will present our project results. In a joint presentation with Deutsche Telekom and BISDN, Carsten Rossenhoevel will speak about the automated, efficient, and reproducible O-RAN end-to-end testing processes we have created.

Home New educational video compilation launched: EANTC Multi-Vendor Interoperability Testing We are excited to announce the release of a compilation of in-depth educational videos covering recent interoperability testing at EANTC. Together with presenters from 14 leading vendors, we have prepared nearly four hours of content. Each video highlights innovations and multi-vendor interop advancements. We will