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Riverbed to acquire application performance management vendor OpNet
Riverbed's OpNet acquisition deepens its network performance management capabilities and also boosts application management capabilities of ADCs. News
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OpenStack networking: Why should we care?
Lately networking vendors, including Cisco, have been talking OpenStack, but why should networking pros care about an open source cloud platform? Fast Packet
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Earnings call reveals Juniper QFabric momentum, pending security news
Juniper said during its latest earnings call that more QFabric customers are adopting the full system rather than just top-of-rack devices. News
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QFX3500 vs. EX4550: Juniper's two top-of-rack switches
Juniper's QFX3500 and EX4550 are both capable 10 Gigabit Ethernet, top-of-rack switches. Deciding which to buy may mean choosing between traditional and fabric architectures. Tip
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Cisco-Citrix partnership expands to include NetScaler ADC and more
The Cisco-Citrix partnership, which began with VDI integration, is expanding to include integration with the NetScaler ADC, XenServer and CloudStack. News
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Midokura network virtualization: Layer 2-7 services, OpenStack
Japanese startup Midokura unveils its Layer 2-7 network virtualization with network overlay and OpenStack integration. News
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Network Hardware Resale moves beyond used network hardware
Network Hardware Resale has launched its own brand of optics and could move into developing its own switches to support software-defined networking. Fast Packet
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Cisco network virtualization acquisition: What about VXLAN?
The acquisition of vCider could mean a new Cisco network virtualization strategy. But could it also make VXLAN and NVGRE irrelevant network overlay protocols? Feature
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IBM's OpenFlow controller: Big Blue eyes SDN's application layer
The IBM OpenFlow controller will enable Big Blue to develop network applications on top of software defined networks. News
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Do Juniper layoffs mean QFabric is dead? No way
A deeper look at the Juniper layoffs. Sources say many will come from the QFabric staff. Yet Juniper execs say no single division has been targeted. Fast Packet