Talari updates APN and adds a 10G appliance.
Or as Thomas Sowell says — Stupid people can cause problems, but it usually takes brilliant people to create a real catastrophe.
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Sonus CTO Kevin Riley tells us more about the company and its expanding SDN strategy.
A popular new use case for SDN rests in the software-defined data center (SDDC). With F5 and VMware, the provisioning, automation, and agility customers demand for their SDDCs is at their fingertips.
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In late 2007, AOL security researcher William Salusky and his team discovered one of the first reported instances of malvertising -- a digital ad running on aol.com had been configured to serve up malware to unsuspecting visitors. This turned out to be the beginning of a new era where attackers use a company’s digital footprint (web infrastructures and mobile apps) to distribute malware and commit fraud.
For security teams, protecting the digital footprint, which resides outside the firewall, poses three distinct challenges. Namely, securing assets you know about, securing assets you don’t know about (like those created by someone within the organization or by an authorized third-party), and identifying rogue assets that are impersonating the organization’s brand or sub-brands.
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Sipping from the firehose is a big problem in the tech industries. Every time I turn around there’s yet another new technology to make everything better. If you can’t quote rule 11, you need to learn it by heart. Now. I’ll wait right here while you do the memorization thing.
So — why the hype cycle? Essentially, it comes down to this: we’re emotionally driven creatures. Advertisers have known this for years; to wit —
Mark the last words in that quote: it’s about selling an experience, rather than a Continue reading
Ubuntu announces a version for devices, Penguin Computing uses it for network operating systems
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Beyond Google and Facebook, Dell sees an important 'second wave' of hyperscale demand.
This video from Ken Duda at Arista is, perhaps, the best explanation of Arista’s success with customers. As an engineer, I found this talk inspirational. No bonuses for hitting ship dates. This avoids “good enough” code getting shipped. Sure there are money problems associated with this but Arista believes quality is better. You write the […]
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