Cloud computing is gaining momentum as a substitute for traditional IT infrastructure, due in large part to its on-demand model for providing computing resources.

Telecom service providers, looking to derive the same benefits, are now investigating cloud computing for delivering IP media services across public and private networks. A significant hurdle is that public Internet networks were not designed to satisfy the telecom industry’s more stringent requirements around real-time performance and reliability.

Still, cloud computing for IP media services using Intel multi-core server platforms is a viable option for telecom service providers who are aware of the technical challenges and take proactive steps to address them.

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Adnan Saleem

Adnan’s extensive experience in telecom, wireless and VoIP industries includes architectures for large carrier networks in North America, Asia and Europe. As Chief Architect at Radisys, he is primarily focused on MRF-related media processing technologies and associated network architectures.