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Hardware advancements reflect technology evolution

Advent of new hardware such as Cisco's massive Nexus 7700 reflects natural growth of applications and network demands.
HP adds 3 years of 24/7 support to lifetime warranty

HP Networking's lifetime warranty gets a boost with free 24/7 phone support for three years on all campus switches and branch routers.
Juniper LN2600: Rugged router for harsh environments

Juniper Networks introduced the LN2600, a rugged router based on its SRX series of routing and security gateways for use in extreme environments.
Juniper's Rami Rahim on the EX9200, EX8200 and QFabric

Juniper EVP Rami Rahim discusses the roadmaps for QFabric, the EX9200 and EX8200, and the rest of Juniper's switching business.

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