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SDN, Overlays and Interior Decorating

July 15, 2013
Redesigning your network with SDN is kind of like interior decorating. Overlays let you paper over your existing network, while OpenFlow might require some rebuilding.

SDN's Next Steps: Product Integration

July 01, 2013
SDN interoperability demonstrations and hackfests point to a small but growing movement toward product integration as software defined networking evolves.

Big Switch Leaves OpenDaylight, Touts White-Box Future

June 06, 2013
Big Switch is stepping away from the OpenDaylight project, which is building an open-source controller. As it departs, the company says the market clamors for white-box SDN switches. Is that right?

Avaya SPB Fabric Put to the Test at Interop

June 03, 2013
Data center fabrics have been overshadowed by SDN, but vendors are still moving forward with fabrics. This year's Interop was a big, visible test for Avaya's implementation of the Shortest Path Bridging (SPB) standard.

Networking Gets Interesting Again

May 17, 2013
From software-defined networking to fabrics to powerful new switches, network vendors are fighting for a revitalized market.

Inside Google's Software-Defined Network

May 14, 2013
Google shared details on its production use of OpenFlow in its SDN network at this spring's Open Networking Summit.

EMC ViPR Goes All In on Software-Defined Storage

May 06, 2013
EMC's ViPR, a new software-defined storage platform, is a big bet on virtualized storage services. ViPR borrows from the SDN playbook with a controller and APIs.

InteropNet Tests Network Fabric Design and More

May 02, 2013
InteropNet, the production network for Interop Las Vegas, is testing and showcasing a variety of technologies, including a network fabric from Avaya and network configuration software from Tail-f Systems.

Brocade Announces New Hardware, Software for Data Center Strategy

May 01, 2013
Brocade is releasing new hardware and software to support its On-Demand Data Center strategy, which aims to help customers build a more agile, scalable data center for the virtualization age.

Arista 7500E Switch Puts Up Big, Big Numbers

May 01, 2013
Arista Networks’ 7500E makes switches exciting again. New line cards support 10, 40 and 100GbE mix-and-match ports and offer outstanding port density. Arista’s per-port pricing is also compelling.

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