Verizon has officially begun moving customer traffic onto its cloud-native, containerized-design 5G core. Doing so will deliver “unprecedented levels of service agility, flexibility and automated scalability,” said the carrier.
The 5G core is built on the Verizon Cloud Platform (VCP), which is an internally built telco cloud base on a Webscale software architecture that the carrier runs in its data centers. The VCP, said Verizon, will enable support for 5G standalone, 4G/5G Non-Standalone and Voice over New Radio (VoNR) services.
