Telstra trials Adtran FSP 150 for edge compute services

Telstra's successful trial of Red Hat's Linux-based OS and OpenShift Container Platform on Adtran FSP 150 devices makes it possible to leverage new capabilities from hardware already sitting in customers' networks. This approach boosts value, reduces additional investment needs and enhances operational efficiency. Hosting applications at the network edge also brings about stronger security, better data management and improved network reliability, all while streamlining the deployment and management of applications. What's more, the strategy promotes innovation and equips businesses to adapt to future technological changes and market demands. The edge hosting device utilized in the trial was the FSP 150-XG304u, which is powered by a robust Intel Xeon D processor. Offering substantial bandwidth and processing power, it's ideal for hosting multiple revenue-generating applications at the edge.