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Networking blogs: Using OTV; practicality of SDDC

In this week's networking roundup, bloggers advise how to use Overlay Transport Virtualization and discuss what's needed for a mature SDDC.
Networking blogs: VMware home lab; BI market trend

This week, networking bloggers give tips for building a VMware home lab and discuss what Teradata's disappointing Q1 might indicate for the BI market.
How and why are programmable ASICs used in networking?

Programmable application-specific integrated circuits allow the data plane of switches to support new technologies, like software-defined networking.
The data center switch industry does not have a leader

Cisco may sell the most data center switches, but no single vision has emerged as the best way to build a data center fabric.

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