SDN - News, Features, and Slideshows
SDN in pictures
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In Pictures: 2014 by the numbers - Predictions and projections
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In Pictures: Software-defined networking explained
News about SDN
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Go software-defined or go home? Market prepares for 50 percent growth boom
"Cloud computing and the 3rd Platform have driven the need for SDN..."
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2016 will be a key year for SDN: Avaya
The year 2016 is going to be a key one for Software-Defined Networks (SDN), according to networking company, Avaya.
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Q&A: Cisco's Ken Boal and Jason Brouwers – We're now a software and security company
Cisco has changed its focus from routers and switches to software and security. How has that changed the company under the new CEO, and how will it affect its Australian partners?
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High-performance on the horizon as software-defined networking comes to Verizon
Verizon, working closely with a number of its key technology partners - Alcatel Lucent, Cisco, Ericsson, Juniper Networks and Nokia - is implementing a software defined network architecture.
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Brocade beefs up network solutions portfolio as door to SDN opens
“Today’s organisations require a high-performance, scalable campus LAN infrastructure to address the proliferation of mobile devices, rich media, and insatiable user expectations."
Features about SDN
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HP defines future Cloud strategy with SDN start-up acquisition
Tech giant hopes the deal will further strengthen HP’s leadership in the fast-growing NFV market.
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Digital transformation underway as manufacturers turn to public / private clouds
While traditional IT spend is on the decline, manufacturers must update their cloud roadmaps to ensure their investments benefit the business.
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SDN for Wi-Fi? OpenFlow-enabling the wireless LAN brings new levels of agility
Why SDN can have a transformative power on networks...
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Brocade NZ: SDN - definitions, benefits, and misconceptions
In the last 12-18 months, Software Defined Networks (SDN) has been much touted as a data centre saviour.
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INSIGHT: One small step towards blurring the silos…
“In essence, it is one step back in order to take fifteen steps forward in the march to blur silos, and drive towards a more software-oriented networking future.”
