Author: Andrés Valero
Sovereign, Open, and Carrier-Grade: What SUSE Telco Cloud 3.6 Actually Delivers
Table of Contents Introduction What “Technology Preview” Actually Means MetalLB BGP Mode in SUSE Telco Cloud 3.6: Load Balancing That Talks to Your Network PTP (Precision Time Protocol) for 5G: The Problem No One Talks About Until a Cell Goes Dark Why Open Source Telco Infrastructure Is the Right Foundation for Sovereignty What SUSE Telco […]
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The Next Generation Store: Why SUSE Edge is the Platform for Retail Innovation
Introduction: The Evolving Retail Landscape and the CX Imperative Standing out in today’s fiercely competitive retail landscape is tougher than ever. Offering the lowest price or the best promotion just doesn’t cut it anymore. Today’s customers don’t just want to buy something; they want a unique, personalized shopping experience. This means: Receiving tailored notifications […]
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Accelerate Telco Edge Innovation: SUSE Edge 3.3 Unleashes Scalable Arm Power for 5G
The future of telecommunications is distributed, disaggregated, and increasingly, powered by the edge. As communication service providers (CSPs) accelerate their 5G rollouts, embrace Open RAN, and explore new revenue streams through enterprise edge services, the demand for highly efficient, scalable, and secure edge computing platforms has never been more critical. We at SUSE are thrilled […]
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Unlock Efficient Kubernetes Provisioning with ClusterClass
Introduction Deploying and managing Kubernetes clusters can be challenging, often requiring significant expertise in infrastructure management and cluster component configuration. As configurations become more intricate, or as different infrastructure providers introduce numerous provider-specific resource definitions, the process of Kubernetes cluster provisioning can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, the Kubernetes Cluster API (CAPI) offers a more elegant, declarative […]
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What’s new in SUSE Edge 3.1?
Edge computing is transforming how industries process and manage data, enabling real-time processing, lower latency, and improved security. From IoT in factories to 5G networks, businesses demand flexible and secure solutions. Today, we’re excited to introduce SUSE Edge 3.1, the latest release of SUSE’s cloud-native edge platform. This update delivers deeper component integration, extended […]
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What’s new in SUSE ATIP 3.1?
In the telecommunications industry, edge computing is driving the future of real-time, low-latency data processing. From supporting 5G networks to enabling network functions virtualization (NFV), Telcos require a cloud-native platform that delivers unmatched flexibility, scalability, and security. Today, we’re excited to announce ATIP 3.1 powered by SUSE Edge, the latest evolution in edge computing […]
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What’s New in SLE Micro 6.0?
In today’s container-centric landscape, the Operating System (OS) is more important than ever. While containers and Kubernetes provide powerful tools for application deployment and management, the OS remains a critical component underpinning their functionality. From enabling core container features to ensuring security, performance and stability, the OS is crucial from data centers to the edge. […]
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Exploring SUSE Edge 3.0: What’s new?
The management of multiple Kubernetes clusters operating on diverse hardware in various locations presents significant obstacles. Edge computing is also complicated by factors such as limited connectivity, limited compute resources, energy consumption, and on-site expertise. SUSE Edge 3.0 is designed to enhance your Edge Computing strategy by providing better automation, offering high availability solutions, […]
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What’s New in SUSE ATIP 3.0?
Introducing ATIP SUSE Adaptive Telco Infrastructure Platform (ATIP) 3.0 represents a significant advancement in telco-optimized edge computing solutions. Designed to empower telecom companies in modernizing their networks, ATIP provides a robust platform for innovation and accelerated deployment of containerized network functions (CNFs) in a cloud-native environment. Addressing Telco Challenges Telecommunications is a fiercely competitive […]
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Revolutionizing Industries: Unleashing the Power of Industrial IoT and Edge Computing
Welcome to the first in our series of articles focusing on the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), manufacturing, and real-world applications. Our goal is to enrich your understanding of these transformative technologies, and how you could adopt them. Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Edge computing are driving industries to evolve in ways unseen since […]
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産業に革命を: 産業用IoTとエッジコンピューティングのパワーを解き放つ
産業用IoT(IIoT)、製造業、そして実際のアプリケーションに焦点を当てる連載記事の第1回目へようこそ。本連 […]
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Edge Computing Use Cases: Empowering Real-Time Data Processing and Analysis
Edge Computing use cases are on the rise. In today’s digital landscape, where data generation and consumption are skyrocketing, traditional cloud computing architectures are facing challenges meeting the demands of real-time applications. The result is that many industries are turning to Edge Computing. This is the first article in a series where we will explore […]
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エッジコンピューティング: リアルタイムでのデータ処理と分析を強化
データの生成と消費が急増する今日のデジタル環境では、従来のクラウド・コンピューティング・アーキテクチャは、リア […]
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OpenSUSE Tumbleweed: The Stable Rolling Release Linux Distribution
Balancing on the cutting edge of software can be dangerous. While it means access to the latest features, security updates, and bug fixes, it can also mean investing time and risking stability. OpenSUSE Tumbleweed gives you the latest software without the usual pitfalls. The new packages in Tumbleweed undergo thorough SUSE testing, offering stability […]
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Banks Must Embrace Customer-Centric Reinvention Today
Traditional banking models rely on predictability, stability and passive customers. The problem for financial services is this model is no longer relevant. So, what now? Banking is challenged like never before. Disruptive entrants and huge tech firms are moving into the market, threatening years of hegemony. The reason they’re doing this is simple – the […]
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