An IOWN Global Forum Recognized Proof of Concept (PoC) demonstrates the viability, value, and performance of IOWN based technologies in building a connected and sustainable world. Each PoC is developed outside of the IOWN Global Forum and undergoes a rigorous evaluation by subject matter experts before ultimately being approved by the Board of Directors as an IOWN Global Forum Recognized PoC. Recognized PoCs receive their designation for having been developed consistent with one or more PoC References published by the Forum.
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The Proof of Concept (PoC) Program is an external activity designed to encourage implementations of IOWN technologies. PoC teams develop PoCs outside of the Forum and submit PoC Reports to the Forum to achieve the IOWN Global Forum Recognized PoC designation and influence internal Forum activities such as the development of technical documents and software. For a list of published PoC References visit the Forum Technology webpage. Further PoC References will be continuously published based on the latest technical documents covering domain-specific references, complementary platforms, and the foundational infrastructure.
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This report presents the results of the IDH Primitive PoC Scenario 2, which evaluates the virtual data lake functionality of the IOWN Global Forum Data Hub (IDH). The study confirms that IDH, using Open APN, enables high-speed, low-latency data transfers across data centers, achieving performance comparable to local
The Interactive Live Music Use Case faces challenges in reducing motion-to-photon latency and improving computational resource allocation efficiency for simultaneous connections in the metaverse. This PoC-RVD specifically evaluated video transmission, aiming to minimize the latency from audience motion detection to rendered video return for a better user experience.
This document is a report on the results of single-fiber bidirectional access architecture using “Optical Duplexer” PoC listed in the PoC reference document “PoC Reference of Mobile Fronthaul over APN v2.0” with the Benchmark-First process.
This PoC report reveals how CHT enables long-distance RDMA between DCI physical nodes over open APN for benchmarking and VM (Virtual Machine) migration use case. According to IOWN Global Forum PoC reference document “RDMA over Open APN PoC Reference” version 1.0, this PoC project has achieved PoC objectives
IOWN Data Hub PoC Reference V1.0: Senario1 (Frontend-to-Data Service PUT Communication Acceleration with Open APN) was conducted to test PUT capabilities on high-performance IBM Power. We tested the capability of PUT using Kafka (IBM Event Streams) and Open APN on a high-performance IBM Power Server. Network variations were
NTT and Oracle have conducted the PoC with regard to IOWN Data Hub concept. The objective of the PoC was to explore the future of distributed data processing, including Multi-Access Edge (MEC), using APN. As a result, basic knowledge has been acquired through this PoC on 1) how
RDMA is a useful technology for high speed and low latency. Generally, RDMA is developed for relatively short distance communication, but we conduct long distance communication over APN using RDMA in PoC. We report the results of the objectives, to determine the dependence of maximum bandwidth on distance
This PoC report is about the results of Flexible Bridging Service PoC listed in the PoC reference document Open APN Architecture PoC Reference version 1.0. In this PoC, some key measurement parameters were measured: * PoC Project Goal #1: Confirm the corresponding feature of PoC Document 3.6 Feature
This document is a report on the results of Flexible Bridging Service PoC listed in the PoC reference document “Open APN Architecture PoC Reference v1.0“.
The multiple number of mobile fronthaul solutions were implemented to meet the requirement of the emerging disaggregated radio access network for 5G and beyond. The intention of this Proof of Concept (PoC) is to demonstrate fixed WDM fronthaul solutions that currently work in SK Telecom’s 5G network and
In the Area Management Security Use Case of IOWN GF, the energy efficiency of computing infrastructure needs to be drastically improved for processing data in real-time image analysis of video streams from a massive number of surveillance cameras. As a solution to this problem, we conducted this PoC
As Step 1 of the PoC, we measured the level at which O-RAN KPIs can be met when an APN device is inserted into the mobile fronthaul between RU and DU. We demonstrated that the application of the APN solution to the mobile fronthaul is viable as a
This document is a report on the results of the implementation of a PoC listed in the PoC reference document “Open APN Architecture PoC Document”, which is being discussed in the OAF TF of the IONW Global Forum. The PoC described in this report is based on the
This PoC project is a single-phase project. A PoC demonstration was conducted at the event described in Section 3. The performance measurements and evaluations were conducted using the demonstration system described in Section 4. Section 4 also describes the relationships to the PoC Reference [1]. Although it is
In the Area Management Security Use Case of IOWN GF, it is required to dramatically improve the energy efficiency of the computing infrastructure for processing data in real-time image analysis of video streams from massive security cameras. As a solution to this problem, IOWN GF provides a DCI
