Analysis - The Networking Channel
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Juniper Networks is looking to push even more network management to the cloud, with a little help from artificial intelligence. -
Is the Future of WAN Connectivity ‘Internet-First’?
Legacy equipment is being replaced with SD-WAN appliances and “causing a relook at the WAN overall,” Gartner's Danielle Young said. -
Aruba, Microsoft Team Up to Smooth IoT Workloads
HPE Aruba, Microsoft, and reelyActive are teaming up to offer what's designed to be an automated answer for complicated engineering problems. -
Huawei Touts Trust as Germany Eyes 5G Ban
The Chinese government in a statement protested the potential move, adding “Huawei accounts for nearly 60% of Germany's 5G network equipment.”
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Why you should never bet against Ethernet
Five decades after it first appeared, it's still not a good idea to bet against Ethernet. -
How peering went global
Changes in the world’s networks turned Germany’s Internet peering platform into a global phenomenon
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Infinera's Secret Recipe for Optical Networking Efficiency
SVP Rob Shore claimed the vendor's indium phosphide fabrication plant sets it apart from optical networking rivals like Ciena. -
Cloud-Based Edge Service Provider Graphiant Finds ‘Surprising’ Ally in Telcos
Since exiting stealth the startup has gained traction with "technology partners that [it] thought might be competitors,” VP Matt Krieg said. -
Improving Network Visibility and Governance for Social Media Policies
How does a network administrator know for sure if individuals on the network are not violating social media policies on usage? -
Linux 6.2 Brings Network-Related Updates, Adds 800 Gbps and WiFi 7 Support
Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux, released the latest milestone with the Linux 6.2 kernel. A big part of the new Linux kernel is a long list of networking-related -
Hughes CTO Highlights AI's Impact on Network Automation
Remediation is the “toughest nut to crack” when it comes to implementing network automation, CTO Frank Kelly told SDxCentral. -
Salad Decentralizes HPC Networks
Salad competes in the cloud market with two main advantages: the decentralized nature of its network and low input costs. -
Building light into chips
The AI revolution needs so much processing power, could it be time to bring in a new generation of chips that combine photonics with conventional silicon?
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Linux Foundation Launches Open Source Metaverse Group to Drive Interoperability
The mechanism to achieve interoperability is the most important piece "because then you're not trying to solve the entire chain,” OMF's executive director said. -
Dell’Oro: Optical transport market to endure economic uncertainty
The analyst firm expects component supply improvements will help current backlogs turn into revenue this year
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BT Optimizes Multi-Cloud Network Emissions, Energy Use
The tools provide actionable insights for organizations to lower their environmental impacts. -
Too soon to invest in Wi-Fi 6E, Gartner says
Despite growing enterprise investment in Wi-Fi 6E infrastructure, most end-user devices cannot use the 6 GHz spectrum quite yet
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Gartner: Talent shortage to spike sales leadership diversity
'Sales leaders who are unwilling to challenge existing recruitment efforts stand to miss out on highly qualified candidates,' Gartner warned
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Will 2023 be the year of NaaS?
Enterprises are starting to have a better idea of 'what our workforce looks like today and will look like into the future,' IDC's Brandon Butler said
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Top SD-WAN Stories of 2022
With around 70 suppliers competing for market share, Gartner said the SD-WAN market was “mainstream and maturing” in 2022. -
Top Tech, Telecom Movers and Shakers in 2022
The SDxCentral editorial team reflects back on 2022 and shares who we thought were key players and industry moves. -
Will Service Mesh Hit Mainstream in 2023?
The growing complexity of managing cloud-native technologies will push the service mesh space to its potential in 2023, Solo.io's Idit Levine said. -
AMD Reflects on 2022 Acquisition Integrations
Xilinx has been a “behemoth to try and integrate” but has led to a promising marriage of roadmaps to “go really big in AI," AMD's Ruth Cotter explained. -
Karat VP: Access for Black Talent Runs Deeper Than Hiring Targets
It's a balance "of reminding ourselves that the numbers are people and that the work that we do is deeper than hiring targets," Crystal Moore said.