OPNFV's Brahmaputra Release


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Navigating OPNFV's Brahmaputra Release
What we’ve seen with Brahmaputra is key stakeholders collaborating across the industry and a marked increase in community engagement overall. For example, 35 projects were involved in the Brahmaputra release, compared to just five in Arno. That’s a six-fold increase in just ten months! Even more telling is the more than 140 developers involved in the release—which means we’ve seen developer participation in OPNFV as a whole increase five-fold since August of 2015.
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OPNFV Promises More Powerful Platform
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OPNFV Project offers second platform release
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OPNFV Matures with New Release of Open Source NFV Platform
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