Cloud can flip the 80/20 rule, CEO Mark Hurd says.
Customer data traffic is exploding, demanding that today’s service providers fundamentally rethink their approaches to building data centers.
Mobile Edge Computing will let enterprises connect low-latency applications at the edge of the network.
Company valued at $1.64B, down from its high of $2B.
Precisely.
But what are we to do about it. Tom’s Take is that we need to push back on applications. This, also, I completely agree with. But this only brings us to another problem—how do we make the case that applications need to be rewritten to work on a simpler network? The simple answer is—let’s teach coders how networks really work, so they can figure out how to better code to the environment in which their applications live. Let me be helpful here—I’ve been working on networks since somewhere around 1986, and on computers and electronics since Continue reading
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There’s been a lot of talk about security automation, but it’s increasingly unclear what is what. For example, a Network World article on security automation last year focused mostly on threat detection, a Gartner report on Intelligent and Automated Security Controls focused on the threat intelligence component, and another recent piece referenced security automation simply as “the automation of cybersecurity controls.”
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Saar Gillai plans to leave HPE at year's end.
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