Fujitsu wants customers to move bare metal workloads to its K5 cloud, built on OpenStack.
Dell EMC’s cozy relationship with VMware has helped boost its HCI sales.
Network virtualization overlays will determine winner of hybrid cloud computing race.
Verizon also plans to integrate unified communications into the VNS platform.
Verizon said its tests have shown it can get coverage in partial line of sight scenarios.
Yesterday, Kathy Brown, the Internet Society’s President & CEO, wrote that she has informed the Board of Trustees that she will not seek another extension of her contract, which will end at the end of 2018.
Before I discuss the search and selection process ahead of us, on behalf of the whole Board I want to express our gratitude to Kathy for the strong leadership and commitment she has shown in taking the Internet Society forward. Kathy has worked tirelessly in the interests of the organization, always putting her job before herself. The changes she has brought about have been both deep and wide-ranging, and she has succeeded in readying the organization for the many challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
While the Board would have been happy for Kathy to continue as CEO for a further term, we also understand and respect the decision that she has taken to dedicate time to her family. When the time comes, I hope you will all join me in wishing Kathy the very best in her life after ISOC.
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Users cite pros and cons of HPE BladeSystem, Cisco UCS B-series, and Lenovo Flex System
Deploy360 organised its fifth ION Conference of the year on 23 November 2017 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Belgrade, Serbia. This was co-located with RSNOG 3, the Republic of Serbia Network Operators Group meeting, and attracted over 85 participants.
This was also the occasion of our 25th and last ION Conference, as after a run of seven years, we plan to focus more on targeted events with regions. The Internet ON (ION) series of conferences started in San Francisco back in 2010, subsequently taking in 22 countries in five continents to raise awareness and encourage deployment of IPv6, DNSSEC, DANE, TLS and routing security. More than 2,000 participants from network operators, governments, academia and commercial enterprises have attended the conferences, and during this time global IPv6 deployment has increased from barely registering in 2010 to well over 20% today.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank our series sponsor Afilias for making all this possible.
Turning to the event though, Megan Kruse opened the proceedings with an overview of the Deploy360 programme, followed by ISOC Board Member Desiree Miloshevic providing an update on the activities of our ISOC Serbia Belgrade Chapter.
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Noction is pleased to announce the launch of the Intelligent Routing Platform 3.9. The most recent version is packed with new features
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Here’s another idea from the Building Network Automation Solutions online course: Ruben Tripiana decided to implement a latency measurement tool. His playbook takes a list of managed devices from Ansible inventory, generates a set of unique device pairs, measures latency between them, and produces a summary report (see also his description of the project).
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Its new service aims to make machine learning "accessible for everyday developers."
Sunday, February 18, 2018
REGISTRATION FOR THE NANOG 72 HACKATHON IS OPEN
Welcome to the NANOG 72 Hackathon brought to you by NANOG
The NANOG 72 Hackathon will bring network operators together in a room to develop new ideas and hacks for internet networks. Tools and software beyond those provided by vendors and existing open-source projects are needed to keep networks up and running. By gathering together at NANOG 72 to collaboratively hack on code or hardware, develop ideas, and documentation we can open up the possibilities. And we will have fun while doing it!
Registration for the Hackathon is open on a space-available basis to all interested attendees of NANOG 72. All skill levels are welcome and participants are expected to actively participate in the hacks. Hackathon participants will be automatically added to an email list after registration is complete in order to receive information and updates. At the end of the hack participating teams will be given the opportunity to briefly present their ideas and determine the top 3 teams. Lightning talks may be submitted to summarize the Hackathon experience and results for the larger NANOG 72 attendee base.
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5G-PON could become part of the 5G standard.