The filing comes less than a year after Fastly’s latest funding round: a $40 million Series F...
Today is the day that most of the Cisco Live attendees are waiting for – the day that the schedule …
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Today's Network Break examines a $65 million investment in CloudGenix and what it says about the SD-WAN market, a new cloud-based packet processor from Nubeva, why Apple settled with Qualcomm just before trial, and more tech news.
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Many tools we use in our work lives have customizations available that most simply don’t even look in to. In this Short Take, Russ makes the case for tool customization and how it can make you more efficient in your day to day tasks.
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Change in direction: A story at CityLab.com examines why the state of Arkansas has moved to rescind a 2011 ban on community-financed broadband networks. The state is the least connected in the U.S., according to one group, and residents have complained about “lousy” broadband options.
White and male: The Artificial Intelligence too white and too male, according to research from the AI Now Institute at New York University. About 80 percent of AI professors are men, and just 15 percent of the AI research staff at Facebook and 10 percent at Google are women, notes a story on the research at The Verge. Racial minorities also make up a small percentage of AI staff at large tech vendors.
Comey vs. encryption: Former U.S. FBI Director James Comey, who pushed for ways for law enforcement agencies to break into encrypted devices while he was in government, now says he would have taken a different approach to the encryption debate, the Washington Post reports. Comey says it was “dumb” to launch the encryption debate by criticizing U.S. tech companies. However, he still believes law enforcement agencies need access to encrypted communications.
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Karbon is an on-premises Kubernetes platform that combines storage, networking, observability, and...
Like most business management truths, its plain wrong.
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Early 5G coverage is spotty, service is limited, signals often drop within hundreds of feet of a...
SDxCentral Weekly Wrap for April 19, 2019: Ericsson's China offices are raided by antitrust...
The latest Juniper Day One: Juniper Ambassador’s Cookbook for 2019 has recently been published. What is nice about these cookbooks …
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Priyanka Sharma, director of technical evangelism at the company, said that the expansion of...
As the battle for the $10 billion JEDI contract narrows down to AWS and Microsoft Azure, Microsoft...
The expectations are often high, not only for the MDM solutions ability to massively reduce the administrative workload of keeping track, updating and managing the often hundreds or thousands of devices within a company but also regarding the improvements towards the level Continue reading
One of the critical vulnerabilities has been exploited in the wild. It’s part of a DNS hijacking...
By adding ThreadX to its Azure IoT Hub, Microsoft now has a direct competitor to Amazon FreeRTOS,...
There is just something, for me, that is truly magical about CiscoLive in the United States. Every year I look forward to it even more than the previous year. There is a true glorious and wonderful magical world at #CLUS.... Read More ›
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What's the difference between network architects and network engineers? On today's Heavy Networking we gather four people who've held both roles to explore this question. Topics include the career path to becoming an architect, the tradeoffs, and advice for those pursuing such a role.
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