HPE-Juniper, Cisco networking chaos has enterprises nervous
'I've had customers put things on hold right now, and not just the Juniper side but both sides,' Forrester's Andre Kindness said.
'I've had customers put things on hold right now, and not just the Juniper side but both sides,' Forrester's Andre Kindness said.
The company has signed up more than 400 network-as-a-service customers over the past year, which CEO Kate Johnson noted was “a good start for sure.”
"We'll probably see the opening potentially for the fixed-wireless access and for satellite to play in these broadband spaces,” Cisco's Robin Olds said
AvidThink's Roy Chua explained that while “certification can be helpful,” the current process should not be viewed as an absolute.
“The general rule that we have from software development teams are, if it can be done twice manually, it's going to get automated," Comcast's Elad Nafshi said.
Broadcom also launched a pair of high-end VeloCloud SD-WAN edge devices that are targeted at high-scale and artificial intelligence needs.
Timing of that API-fueled edge revolution remains in question.
Analysys Mason's Gorkem Yigit noted that while the multicloud networking market “is expanding, it has lost some of the initial momentum.”
Verizon and T-Mobile US also initiated new connection goals that show continued consumer and enterprise growth expectations
Gartner noted that the top seven SD-WAN vendors accounted for two-thirds of the market.
Gartner noted that VMware concerns will result in half of enterprises over the next couple of years initiating plans for an alternative vendor.