VMware’s full fiscal year outlook puts total revenue at almost $8 billion, about a 10 percent jump.
However, they do range in function depending on how “thick” or “thin” vendors want these to be.
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AWS’ cloud services and infrastructure give enterprises ‘superpowers.’
ONAP counts 1,000 participants in less than a year.
The X-Haul platform is targeted at backhaul and fronthaul needs.
Last week the Brazilian government, through the Ministry of Science, Technology, Innovation and Communication, launched an open consultation as part of a process for reviewing the current structure and mission of the Brazilian Internet Steering Committee, the CGI.Br.
[Note: Portuguese version of this post included below.]
An evaluation and review of a Governance mechanism is natural and something that should not call the attention of anybody. The particularity here is that the announcement was unexpected, showing that the criteria to be used, the objectives of the review, and the process itself were not done in a multistakeholder manner.
In this video I work through some thoughts around grey failures—a big thanks to Ivan for discussing this with me, which was very helpful. The paper mentioned in the video can be found here.
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Other public cloud providers are ‘like Southwest Airlines.’ Oracle says it’s a private jet.
Both challenges are seen as boring and basic, but significant for enterprises.
Evaluating the risk of space weather on your networks
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