The German carrier along with Nokia is now in a position to test use cases for industry and enhanced massive broadband.
Today we are launching our partnership with FS.com and with that comes an opportunity to engage our customers in a new and unique way. FS.com has been providing networking solutions since 2009. The joint partnership of Cumulus and FS.com allows a new way for our collective customers to achieve web-scale networking solutions in a convenient and timely manner. FS.com’s commitment to fast response times and comprehensive networking solutions brings a layer of convenience we feel our clients will appreciate.
Cumulus Networks is driven to provide flexibility, choice and affordability when it comes to building out the next generation of network infrastructures. By adding FS.com as an additional option to our portfolio we continue that commitment to our customers. It is exciting to see how this space will evolve and the new ways in which customers will source network infrastructure moving forward.
Whether you are looking for Data Center TOR solutions with Enterprise feature set corporate buying behavior is evolving as our consumer buying habits blend more into our corporate lives. This method of sourcing and buying consumer goods has grown significantly over the past decade as our consumer selves buy more and more of Continue reading
Ubiquitous 5G combined with AR promises to transform training, tasks, and customer interactions. Here's what you need to know about building tomorrow's virtual workplace.
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Inspired by The Zen of Python, Dinesh Dutt wrote The Zen of Routing Protocols:
Beautiful is better than ugly.
Simple is better than complex.
Complex is better than complicated.
So just because you can, don't.
Read more ... According to reports, the deal was cleared after Deutsche Telekom and SoftBank offered to stop using Huawei equipment.
The company closed 100 deals valued in excess of $1 million and added more than 100 new customers to both its OpenShift and Ansible platforms during the quarter.
Containers are unlike any other compute infrastructure. Prior to containers, compute infrastructure was composed of a set of brittle technologies that often took weeks to deploy. Containers made the automation of workload deployment mainstream, and brought workload deployment down to minutes, if not seconds.
Now, to be perfectly clear, containers themselves aren’t some sort of magical automation sauce that changed everything. Containers are something of a totem for IT operations automation, for a few different reasons.
Unlike the Virtual Machines (VMs) that preceded them, containers don’t require a full operating system for every workload. A single operating system can host hundreds or even thousands of containers, moving the necessary per-workload RAM requirement from several gigabytes to a few dozen megabytes. Similarly, containerized workloads share certain basic functions – libraries, for instance – from the host operating system, which can make maintaining key aspects of the container operating environment easier. When you update the underlying host, you update all the containers running on it.
Unlike VMs, however, containers are feature poor. For example, they have no resiliency: traditional vMotion-like workload migration doesn’t exist, and we’re only just now – several years after containers went mainstream – starting to get decent persistent Continue reading
The managed firewall, integrated with CenturyLink’s Security Log Monitoring platform, gives companies better threat intelligence capabilities and visibility across their hybrid network environments.
Today's Full Stack Journey episode puts host Scott Lowe in the guest chair to share his own sojourns through the IT stacks.
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The launch is the first for a standards-based 5G network in the U.S. and taps AT&T's deep SDN deployments.
The networking-focused hardware is built for the Open19 Foundation infrastructure platform.
The two groups will combine memberships to develop industry guidance and best practices for Industrial IoT as well as fog and edge computing.