Virtual routers are entering the strategies of businesses and operators as traditional networks show growing limitations. Amid NIS 2 compliance requirements, cloud adoption, security, costs, and sustainability, the software model offers greater flexibility, control, and adaptability.
In recent years, virtual routers have entered the roadmaps of operators and enterprises. It is no longer an optional technological choice, but a concrete response to a structural shift: network infrastructures are reaching the end of their lifecycle, while regulatory, operational, and security requirements are becoming increasingly stringent.
Tags: infrastructure, NIS2, optic fiber