What’s Next for OpenFlow and Open Source?

One year ago, the Open Networking Foundation was setting a blistering pace of standards development. Though their process is closed to outsiders, word had leaked out that not only were they on track to produce version 1.3 of the OpenFlow standard, but 1.4 would follow before the end of 2012. At some point that plan […]

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Bill Owens

Bill has had his hands in networks since 2400 baud was fast, but lately he thinks that things like DNS, IPv6 and OpenFlow are more fun. During the day he helps take care of a statewide optical/IP network. You can find him on Twitter as @owens_bill and lurking around lots of different network-related mailing lists.

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