HP says open sourcing SDNs is wrong

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	HP says open sourcing SDNs is wrong Vendors such as Juniper Networks that are open sourcing their SDN controllers are pursuing a wrongheaded strategy that misses the point of the technology, HP officials said this week. Read More WEBCAST: Juniper Networks Converged Access for a More Agile Enterprise A new convergence trend is making its way through the enterprise: converged user access across wired and wireless networks. Driving this trend is the need to accommodate a dizzying array of devices and data, communicating wirelessly from a variety of locations across and outside of the enterprise. View now >> In this Issue Monsanto bets nearly $1 billion on big data analytics Online "revenge porn" gets a smack-down. More on the way? 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They're all important in one way or another, but to my mind, the biggest, most important development in the tech world right now is the beginning of fiber-based Internet service for home users. Read More WHITE PAPER: Condusiv Technologies IDC: I/O Optimization Boosts Virtualization Performance In this Tech Spotlight, IDC highlights the plague of unnecessary I/O in virtual environments, the need for software intelligence to remove it, the importance of I/O optimization at the top of the stack and why Condusiv should be considered as an alternative to hardware for performance. Read now! McAfee sets sandbox appliance to explode stealthy malware McAfee today unveiled a security appliance it calls McAfee Advanced Threat Defense which uses sandboxing technology to open incoming files to safely "explode" them to see if they contain stealthy malware. Read More DARPA adds $15.5 million to help take semiconductors beyond Moore's Law Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency pumped another $15.5 million into the cutting-edge semiconductor research group it hopes will shape the future research and development of semiconductors and chips. Read More Gartner: Hybrid cloud is today where private cloud was three years ago Pretty much anyone you talk to in the cloud market today will tell you that the hottest buzzword in the industry is hybrid. Read More WEBCAST: Egnyte Consider Hybrid Approach to File-Sharing Security. Scalability. Control. These are just some of the many benefits of enterprise cloud file-sharing that you'll discover in this KnowledgeVault, packed with short videos, white papers and demos. View Now! 12 best places to land a tech job Read More Virtualization will let operators develop new services faster, says Alcatel-Lucent To help operators virtualize their infrastructures, Alcatel-Lucent has opened up to third party vendors an internal cloud platform that will run features such as DNS and firewalls. Read More Weighing the IT implications of implementing SDNs Software Defined Networks should make IT execs think about a lot of key factors before implementation. Read More Cisco IOS updates fix 10 denial-of-service vulnerabilities Cisco Systems has patched 10 vulnerabilities that could impact the availability of devices using various versions of its IOS software. Read More Free open-source SDN app will analyze your network's complexity Enterprise infrastructure company Infoblox announced this week that it plans to release a free and open-source software tool called Tapestry aimed at generating a hard measurement of any network's complexity. Read More
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