Adopting an open approach to global networks with the Telecom Infra Project
Feb 22, 2016Jason Taylor

Summary
This post announces the formation of the Telecom Infra Project (TIP), an engineering-focused initiative to drive the development of next-generation open network infrastructure components. It highlights the need for collaboration to address the challenges of increasing global data traffic and the limitations of monolithic, costly network evolution. TIP aims to produce simple, efficient, and flexible technologies by working in the open, similar to the Open Compute Project (OCP) but focusing on interoperable software systems and components for access, backhaul, and core networks. The post also touches upon advancements in data center optical networks and the benefits of IPv6 for future network design.
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