Do you agree that this is similar to Windows Firewall ? ? Made my day
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Verizon announces Hosted Network Services for enterprises.
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Thanks to all who joined us for the Netcracker 2017 NVF MANO Report Webinar: Service Automation is the Operational Goal of SDN/NFV, where NEC/Netcracker discussed the full scope of functions that are needed to meet the operational goals of SDN/NFV. After the webinar, we took questions from the audience but unfortunately ran out of time before we... Read more →
Thanks to all who joined us for the SD-WAN Strategies for Success – An SDxCentral Analyst Event, where SDxCentral explained why SD-WAN is such a hot topic, along with Comcast Business who recently announced their groundbreaking SD-WAN offering. After the webinar, we took questions from the audience but unfortunately ran out of time before we could... Read more →
Dell Technologies owns Pivotal and Virtustream.
GE launches Predix application suite; Netronome supports latest OPNFV software release.
The company offers SD-WAN as a managed service for Cisco’s iWAN and Viptela’s services.
The new chip gets all the love, but don’t underestimate SDN.
M&A rumors continue to swirl as part of Microsoft's growing focus on the container space.
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Cull: to reduce the population of (a wild animal) by selective slaughter
As an early adopter of technology, I sometimes feel like I get to live in the future. Or as William Gibson said “The future is already here, it’s just not evenly distributed”. There are a lot of benefits to be gained from this, but there are also risks. One of the biggest risks is
How long is the product you choose going to be around?
I was an early adopter in the first wave of IoT devices, from wearables to home convenience devices, I dipped my toes in the pool early. Most of these platforms were Kickstarter projects and I’ve been generally happy with most of them, at least the ones that were actually delivered. ( That’s a story for another time…).
But in the last six months, the market seems to have decided that there are just too many of these small companies.
In the last year, I’ve noticed that there’s starting to be a trend. Many of the early platforms that I invested in seem to be disappearing. Some have been bought off and killed. Remember the Pebble watches which Continue reading