Samsung Electronics recently announced an expansion of its software-defined networking (SDN) portfolio. According to the manufacturer, the additional capabilities inherent in the new solutions will help mobile operators and enterprises to simplify network management. With the new solutions, Samsung expects to reach not only data centers, but sectors such as education, retail and energy. The full line of SDN solutions also supports mobile access (xHaul).
SDN technology redefines network architecture by taking advantage of software-based, centralized and intelligent network management. This provides a higher level of automation and broader possibilities for programming the entire infrastructure – from the access network to the network core. As a result, equipment utilization, reliability and scalability of the infrastructure are increased, which is especially in demand when deploying private networks.
Samsung’s offering covers all layers of SDN architecture: controllers, orchestrators, switches and routers. The South Korean giant was the first to begin delivering end-to-end 5G solutions, including hardware components, RF modules and core solutions. The company provides fully virtualized core and radio access network solutions, as well as private network solutions and AI-powered automation tools.
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