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NEC offers OpenFlow vswitch, OpenStack and IPv6 support
NEC offers ProgrammableFlow 1000 OpenFlow vswitch to extend its software-defined networking technology into Microsoft Hyper-V hypervisors. News
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Can OpenFlow research be truly open when it's vendor-funded?
When universities work with vendors on OpenFlow research they sign vendor non-disclosure agreements. Does that hamper research and collaboration? Fast Packet
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The new network: SDN gets real
As the software-defined networking (SDN) hype is replaced by real products, this edition of The New Network will look at the current state of SDN testing, development and deployment, as well as how SND and data center network fabrics complement each ... E-Zine
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Health info network provider deploying Juniper QFabric architecture
Availity, a health information network provider, is upgrading to a Juniper network, with plans to deploy the QFabric architecture in a year. News
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OpenFlow SDN 'prematurely productized', Brocade exec says
Centralized OpenFlow controllers are not the only paths to SDN, Brocade's service provider CTO said at the Techs in Paradise conference this week. Fast packet
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Juniper SDN strategy targets BGP and XMPP-based control, service chains
Juniper's SDN strategy focuses on centralizing the management and services planes of the network, and it partially centralizes the control plane. News
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TIP 2013: Big data and SDN headline Techs in Paradise conference
Internet2, APAN and ESnet will host 450 engineers at Techs in Paradise (TIP) 2013 where SDN and big data networking will take center stage. Q&A
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Networking outlook: Controllers, Layer 4-7 will roil SDN 2013 market
In the 2013 SDN market, IDC analyst Brad Casemore said service providers will adopt slowly and vendors will battle in Layer 4-7 and controllers. News
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Networking outlook for 2013: Virtual overlay network management arrives
Enterprise Management Associates analyst Jim Frey says network management vendors will improve cloud, VDI and virtual overlay network monitoring in 2013. News
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2013 networking industry outlook: Network fabrics can't kill spanning tree
Network fabrics won't kill spanning tree in 2013, says 451 Research's Eric Hanselman. Enterprises will look at Ethernet exchanges and MEMS switches. News
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