Update product name to SUSE Telco Cloud

* Rename 'Product' chapter to 'SUSE Telco Cloud'
* Update the architecture diagram
* Correct the product positioning statement, not to be limited to edge
* Remove k3s from SUSE Telco Cloud offering

Author: jiwonhu

asciidoc/edge-book/edge.adoc

@@ -167,10 +167,10 @@ include::../day2/mgmt-cluster.adoc[leveloffset=+1]
 include::../day2/downstream-clusters.adoc[leveloffset=+1]
 
 //--------------------------------------------
-// Product Documentation
+// SUSE Telco Cloud Documentation
 //--------------------------------------------
 
-= Product Documentation
+= SUSE Telco Cloud Documentation
 
 [partintro]
 Find the SUSE Edge for Telco documentation here

asciidoc/images/product-atip-architecture1.png

@@ -11,23 +11,23 @@ ifdef::env-github[]
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-SUSE Edge for Telco is a platform designed for hosting modern, cloud native, Telco applications at scale from core to edge.
+SUSE Telco Cloud is a platform designed for hosting modern, cloud native, Telco applications at scale from core to edge.
 
-This page explains the architecture and components used in SUSE Edge for Telco.
+This page explains the architecture and components used in SUSE Telco Cloud.
 
 
-=== SUSE Edge for Telco Architecture
+=== SUSE Telco Cloud Architecture
 
-The following diagram shows the high-level architecture of SUSE Edge for Telco:
+The following diagram shows the high-level architecture of SUSE Telco Cloud:
 
-image::product-atip-architecture1.svg[]
+image::product-atip-architecture1.png[]
 
 
 === Components
 
 There are two different blocks, the management stack and the runtime stack:
 
-* *Management stack*: This is the part of SUSE Edge for Telco that is used to manage the provision and lifecycle of the runtime stacks. It includes the following components:
+* *Management stack*: This is the part of SUSE Telco Cloud that is used to manage the provision and lifecycle of the runtime stacks. It includes the following components:
   ** Multi-cluster management in public and private cloud environments with <<components-rancher,Rancher>>
   ** Bare-metal support with <<components-metal3,Metal^3^>>, <<components-metallb,MetalLB>> and `CAPI` (Cluster API) infrastructure providers
   ** Comprehensive tenant isolation and `IDP` (Identity Provider) integrations
@@ -36,8 +36,8 @@ There are two different blocks, the management stack and the runtime stack:
   ** Control the SUSE Linux Micro transactional updates
   ** GitOps Engine for managing the lifecycle of the clusters using Git repositories with <<components-fleet,Fleet>>
 
-* *Runtime stack*: This is the part of SUSE Edge for Telco that is used to run the workloads.
-  ** Kubernetes with secure and lightweight distributions like <<components-k3s,K3s>> and <<components-rke2,RKE2>> (`RKE2` is hardened, certified and optimized for government use and regulated industries).
+* *Runtime stack*: This is the part of SUSE Telco Cloud that is used to run the workloads.
+  ** <<components-rke2,RKE2>> serves as the security-hardened, lightweight Kubernetes distribution, optimized for edge and compliance-focused telecom environments.
   ** <<components-suse-security,SUSE Security>> to enable security features like image vulnerability scanning, deep packet inspection and automatic intra-cluster traffic control.
   ** Block Storage with <<components-suse-storage,SUSE Storage>> to enable a simple and easy way to use a cloud native storage solution.
   ** Optimized Operating System with <<components-slmicro,SUSE Linux Micro>> to enable a secure, lightweight and immutable (transactional file system) OS for running containers. SUSE Linux Micro is available on {aarch64} and {x86-64} architectures, and it also supports `Real-Time Kernel` for Telco and edge use cases.
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Using the <<components-eib,Edge Image Builder>> to create a new `ISO` image with
 
 image::product-atip-architecture2.png[]
 
-NOTE: For more information about how to deploy a new management cluster, see the <<atip-management-cluster,SUSE Edge for Telco Management Cluster guide>>.
+NOTE: For more information about how to deploy a new management cluster, see the <<atip-management-cluster,SUSE Telco Cloud Management Cluster guide>>.
 
 NOTE: For more information about how to use the Edge Image Builder, see the <<quickstart-eib,Edge Image Builder guide>>.
 
@@ -67,9 +67,9 @@ The following diagram shows the high-level workflow to deploy it:
 
 image::product-atip-architecture3.png[]
 
-NOTE: For more information about how to deploy a downstream cluster, see the <<atip-automated-provisioning,SUSE Edge for Telco Automated Provisioning guide.>>
+NOTE: For more information about how to deploy a downstream cluster, see the <<atip-automated-provisioning,SUSE Telco Cloud Automated Provisioning guide.>>
 
-NOTE: For more information about Telco features, see the <<atip-features,SUSE Edge for Telco Telco Features guide.>>
+NOTE: For more information about Telco features, see the <<atip-features,SUSE Telco Cloud Telco Features guide.>>
 
 ==== Example 3: Deploying a high availability downstream cluster using MetalLB as a Load Balancer
 
@@ -79,6 +79,6 @@ The following diagram shows the high-level workflow to deploy it:
 
 image::product-atip-architecture4.png[]
 
-NOTE: For more information about how to deploy a downstream cluster, see the <<atip-automated-provisioning,SUSE Edge for Telco Automated Provisioning guide.>>
+NOTE: For more information about how to deploy a downstream cluster, see the <<atip-automated-provisioning,SUSE Telco Cloud Automated Provisioning guide.>>
 
 NOTE: For more information about `MetalLB`, see <<components-metallb,here:>>

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@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 [#atip]
-= SUSE Edge for Telco
+= SUSE Telco Cloud
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@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ ifdef::env-github[]
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 :toc: preamble
 
-SUSE Edge for Telco (formerly known as Adaptive Telco Infrastructure Platform/ATIP) is a Telco-optimized edge computing platform that enables telecom companies to innovate and accelerate the modernization of their networks.
+SUSE Telco Cloud (formerly known as SUSE Edge for Telco, or Adaptive Telco Infrastructure Platform) is a telecom-optimized computing platform that enables telecom operators and teelcom network vendors to innovate and accelerate the modernization of their networks.
 
-SUSE Edge for Telco is a complete Telco cloud stack for hosting CNFs such as 5G Packet Core and Cloud RAN.
+SUSE Telco Cloud is a complete Telco cloud stack for hosting CNFs, including 5G Packet Core, Cloud RAN, OSS and BSS.
 
 - Automates zero-touch rollout and lifecycle management of complex edge stack configurations at Telco scale.
 - Continuously assures quality on Telco-grade hardware, using Telco-specific configurations and workloads.