First ONF Spotlight to Focus on Broadband with Live Virtual Keynotes MENLO PARK, Calif. – June 30, 2020 – The ONF is launching an exciting series, the ONF Spotlight Series, that combines live virtual keynotes and on-demand plenary panel sessions, presentations and demonstrations. The first ONF Spotlight in the series is focused on open source […]
In this community member profile, we would like to introduce Andy Fingerhut, Principal Engineer at Intel. Andy is an active contributor in the Open Networking Foundation’s P4 community. He currently lives and works in San Jose, California, and will soon be moving to the Research Triangle Park area of North Carolina. Andy has been involved […]
Graduated from NCTU with research area of SDN, Howard started his career as a network engineer and a research assistant at NCTU in 2017. Since 2019, Howard joined as a full-time engineer at Edgecore Networks working on P4/ONOS networking solutions.
Carmelo is a former Member of Technical Staff at Open Networking Foundation (ONF) where he lead the technical activities around the adoption of programmable switches, P4, and P4Runtime in ONF projects such as ONOS and CORD. For more information: https://wiki.onosproject.org/x/2oS9 Before coming to ONF, I received a Ph.D. from Politecnico di Milano in 2017, in […]
I started to follow the open source project since the Linux Operating System in 2000 when I was in my bachelor’s degree study, including Linux networking software. I started my professional career as a system & research engineer in a system integrator company. Then, I continued to work as a network engineer/administrator in a multinational […]
Andrea Campanella, is formerly a Member of Technical staff (MTS) at Open Networking Foundation (ONF). Andrea obtained a Master’s degree (110/110) in computer science at the Public University of Milan in December 2016 after a Bachelor degree in digital communication in July 2014. The master degree program and the final thesis work focused on computer […]
We want to take a moment to highlight people and contributions that are making a substantial difference across our amazing communities. Table of Contents (alphabetical) Aether Ambassador Program COMAC+OMEC Developer Relations OIMT ONOS/µONOS OTCC P4 SEBA/VOLTHA Stratum Trellis Aether We were able to deploy Aether edge on a Laptop (MacBook Pro). Since there are […]
In this community member profile, we would like to introduce Mahir Gunyel, Senior Technology Architect, and Serkant Uluderya, Engineering Manager, from Netsia. Both are active contributors in the Open Networking Foundation’s SEBA/VOLTHA community. They are originally from Turkey and now reside in the Silicon Valley area in California. Mahir and Serkant have been involved with […]
We want to take a moment to highlight people and contributions that are making a substantial difference across our amazing communities. Table of Contents (alphabetical) Aether Ambassador Program COMAC+OMEC Developer Relations OIMT ONOS/µONOS OTCC P4 SEBA/VOLTHA Stratum Trellis Aether Aether fabric switch has been changed from OpenFlow switch to Tofino switch. The Aether data […]
The A-team is the ONF Ambassador Program’s 5-member body that oversees and manages the program. The team is tasked to ensure that the Ambassador Program runs smoothly and that Ambassadors are fully supported. The A-team members are directly nominated and elected by the entire ONF community. Our 2020 A-team election results are in and I […]
We want to take a moment to highlight people and contributions that are making a substantial difference across our amazing communities. Table of Contents (alphabetical) Aether Ambassador Program COMAC+OMEC Developer Relations ODTN OIMT ONOS/µONOS OTCC P4 SEBA/VOLTHA Stratum Trellis Aether Please review the Aether Introduction & Virtual Demonstration webinar Ambassador Program Recently, ONF Ambassador Laszlo […]
The initial thrust of software-defined networking was to allow software to affect what the network does, primarily in order to increase the rate of innovation. It was not really about how to operate the network, assuming that the classic network management solutions would suffice for this. It was envisioned that to do that, the control […]
