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Primer: A new generation of programmable ASICs
Programmable application-specific integrated circuits allow the data plane of switches to support new technologies, like software-defined networking. Feature
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Preparing for the 40 GbE migration
Transitioning from 10 Gigabit Ethernet to 40 GbE and beyond promises incredible network efficiency; this guide will help you plan the upgrade. guide
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Campus core switch comparison: How Cisco, HP, Juniper differentiate their switches
How do three top campus core Ethernet switch vendors Cisco, HP and Juniper differentiate their offerings? Feature
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How to plan for a campus core switch refresh: Basic requirements
Network architects and engineers discuss the features and functions they look for when planning a campus core upgrade. Feature
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Myth vs. reality: Some clarity about overlay networks
As new overlay networks gain momentum, some experts try to clear up several misconceptions about their performance and operational complexity. Feature
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Do SDN northbound APIs need standards?
The Open Networking Foundation talks about its northbound application programming interface (API) involvement and the lack-of-standards issue. Feature
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A primer on northbound APIs: Their role in a software-defined network
This primer explores the concept of SDN northbound APIs, their key benefits, who's using them and why. Primer
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Trends in networking 2012: Top ten Fast Packets
These top ten Fast Packets from SearchNetworking.com contributors and editors reflect on the most conversation-worthy networking trends in 2012. Feature
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SDN jobs: Skills network engineers should focus on
As SDN evolves, it'll be critical for networking pros to understand it. Find out which skills SDN jobs will require. Feature
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Will we ever need 400 Gigabit Ethernet enterprise networks?
With 40 and 100 Gigabit Ethernet so new, what could possibly drive the need for 400 Gigabit Ethernet in the enterprise? Hint: It’s not just the WAN. Feature