Salvatore Salamone, Managing Editor, Network Computing, Author at NetworkingNexus.net

Salvatore Salamone, Managing Editor, Network Computing

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AMD, Cisco, and Others Team on Ethernet for AI and HPC

From tail latency to training algorithms, the Ultra Ethernet Consortium – hosted by Linux Foundation with founding members across the networking industry – is tackling new challenges and building a complete Ethernet-based stack architecture optimized for artificial intelligence and high-performance computing.

Top 11 SASE Vendors for 2023 and 2024

Take a look at the top SASE vendors for 2023/2024. These platforms offer a variety of security solutions to help you protect your networks and data.

What’s Causing Cloud Outages? A Network Managers’ Guide

From fat-finger errors to fishing boats, here are the leading reasons cloud outages at AWS, Microsoft, and others are a growing network resilience challenge.

API Standardization and Its Role in Next-gen Networking

For Network-as-a-Service and other next-gen networking technology to succeed, API standardization is essential.

10 Tips to Secure Your Wireless Network: Protect Your Network from Unauthorized Access

Using these tips can go a long way to securing wireless networks. But keep in mind wireless network security is an evolving endeavor.

Amazon Outage: AWS Lambda Function Issue Causes East Coast Service Outages

Many companies are using serverless functions. That made the impact of yesterday’s Amazon outage due to AWS Lambda problems extensive.

The Importance of Wi-Fi 6E

Is Your 5G Service Slow? Join the Club

Median 5G performance is declining globally in many early launch 5G markets. Here is a look at why and what might be done to address the issue.

IPv6 Adoption: China Steps on the Deployment Pedal

A new initiative from the Central Cyberspace Administration of China and others aims for 750 million active IPv6 users by year-end and sets a 2024 cut-off date for IPv4.

What is SASE? Definition, Benefits, and How to Use It

Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) combines WAN edge services with Secure Service Edge tools and services to securely connect remote users and sites to data, cloud services, and the enterprise.

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