News and Analysis
Cisco's Chambers Conjures Future of Network
October 02, 2013
Cisco CEO John Chambers talks up application-centric infrastructure and the continued role of hardware.
10 Ways Software-Defined Networking Will Change IT
September 30, 2013
When networking professionals converge upon New York for Interop this week, software-defined networking (SDN) stands to establish itself as a major theme throughout session talks and informal conversations. As the industry watches the results of early adopter case studies and hears pundits advocate for this new means of controlling the network fabric, consensus is building for the potential that SDN could be an IT game-changer. Here's how, in the words of experts from around the industry.
Data Center Operators Flock To Cold Climates
September 30, 2013
Service providers such as Microsoft are building new data centers in cold locations such as Finland to cut power and cooling costs.
Government Shutdown: What Are IT Systems Risks?
September 30, 2013
If the looming government shutdown comes to pass, Federal IT faces security, budget, and workflow risks.
Cisco NCS Tackles Internet of Things
September 27, 2013
NCS routers target service providers; Oracle debuts backup appliance; LogRhythm provides network anomaly detection; KEMP unveils ADC for Windows Azure.
NSA Chief: Don't Dump Essential Security Tools
September 27, 2013
Gen. Keith Alexander defends National Security Agency practices, argues for advances in cybersecurity cooperation.
10 Software-Defined Networking Architectures
September 27, 2013
Software-defined networking is a hot topic for debate in the industry. Experts argue about the best way to implement it, the ways it might affect network engineers and administrators, and how it might disrupt the traditional power structure in the networking industry. While there are a lot of opinions about this emerging technology, there's one inescapable fact: SDN has brought new attention and innovation to the network. To get a view into the various approaches to SDN, we asked 10 vendors to supply images and short descriptions of their SDN technology. While there's some marketing fluff in some of the write-ups, the images provide a window into the wide range of technical approaches to SDN.
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