Intel, Nokia, and Dell Technologies launched a new User Plane Function (UPF) appliance for 5G edge networks. The compact solution targets telecom operators building low-latency networks. Intel’s Xeon 6 Granite Rapids-D System-on-Chip (SoC) powers the device.
The appliance operates in rugged, space-constrained environments. The solution improves 5G core UPF performance by up to 30%. The design provides significant power savings for telecom infrastructure.
Intel's stock recently surged. Analysts raised price targets following the company's strategic advancements.