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Launch of industry's first Arm-based uCPE with NXP
Launch of industry's first Arm-based uCPE with NXP.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \nRNS Number : 2521T BATM Advanced Communications Ld 11 October 2017 \n\n11 October 2017\n \nBATM Advanced Communications Limited\n(\"BATM\" or \"the Group\")\n \nBATM's Telco Systems launches industry's first Arm-based uCPE networking solution with NXP Semiconductors\nThe Group's NFV/SDN solutions now available on all major architectures \n \nBATM Advanced Communications Limited (LSE: BVC), a leading provider of real-time technologies for networking solutions and medical laboratory systems, announces that its wholly-owned subsidiary Telco Systems (\"Telco\"), a high-end software development and design business within the Group's Networking & Cyber division, together with NXP Semiconductors (NASDAQ: NXPI) (\"NXP\"), a worldwide leader in advanced secure connectivity solutions, have launched the industry's first and only Arm®-based uCPE networking technology solution, which utilises the Group's NFVTime plug-and-play solution that enables network function virtualisation (\"NFV\"). As a result, the Group's NFV and software-defined network (\"SDN\") solutions, which are already integrated with Intel-based platforms, are now available on all major architectures. \n \nThe new solution, which is commercially available, was developed by Telco and NXP, in close collaboration with Arm. Telco has become an Arm ecosystem partner - and is the only such partner to enable NFV infrastructure. The Group expects to receive initial sales from the new platform in 2017.\n \nBy introducing an Arm-based uCPE (universal Customer Premises Equipment) platform - a networking solution that converts network functions from hardware to software, which allows remote deployment and modification by a service provider - network operators and virtualised network function providers can now deploy their applications and operate across all major hardware architectures and thereby can leverage the advancements in different processor technologies. Thanks to the strength of the Telco, NXP and Arm technologies, the new platform offers a performance, power and cost point not available in the market with existing architectures. In addition, by utilising the Group's NFVTime plug-and-play open, service-ready solution, service providers are now able to introduce this Arm-based uCPE without complicating the operation processes. ...