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>NFV, the emerging partner to software defined networks (SDN), is the separation of functions [...]
>away from specialist iron onto virtual machines on x86-based servers.
No, no, no. The standards bodies very carefully and purposefully avoid specifying the hardware in their attempts to standardize NFV.
Cue, here is a quote from one of those documents you reference: NFV-INF003v031-Compute_Domain.pdf
In section 4.4.1.1 Processor & Accelerators
"General purpose compute architectures considered in the compute domain are ARM and x86. These two architectures are used as examples."
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