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Hands-on experience is an endless journey. While it may draw mixed reactions, its benefits for both system improvement and career...

Microsoft recently announced their new Windows 11 Operating System (OS) upgrade, encouraging users to “utilize the power of the cloud...

Two years ago, KDDI joined forces with other service providers (SPs) to pioneer open and disaggregated solutions for IP networking...

When asked about the number of spare stock-keeping units (SKUs) related to a single router chassis, what would probably be...

When I first joined the Air Force, its zero-mistake policy struck me as particularly strict. Even if the technical ground...

Like me, many of you have probably worked for several companies, which hopefully were positive experiences that left you with...

A couple of weeks ago, I stumbled upon an “end of life” (EoL) notification released by one of the incumbent...

… and what does this have to do with the NYC subway system? Cloud technology services look like they’ve always been...

There are lots of topics discussed today under the term “sustainability.” I will try to touch a few network-related “flavors”...

When thinking about scaling out your network, infrastructure and services, a big headache is usually what comes into mind. ...

“It’s all pipes! What is the difference?!” argued George, in one of my all-time favorite Seinfeld episodes. This is  a phrase...

Recently I had the opportunity to meet astronaut Don Thomas, who from 1994 to 1997, served on four space shuttle...

5G, metaverse, cloud, people and more It’s been three years! Three long and strange years since I was last in Barcelona...

A good murder mystery unfolds backwards. The timeline of both crime and investigation is reconstructed as it goes forward. The great ones...

It’s time to look at this *struggle* in a different way, and solve it like hyperscalers… or better yet, like...

You know those situations when it’s just clear that, a moment later, the scene will change? For me, it is...

Enes Kanter plays center position for the famous Boston Celtics basketball team. He is a Swiss-born, Turkish immigrant to the...

Sterling Perrin, one of the top analysts in the telecom sector, carried out an in-depth research with network operators around...

Network slicing is much more than just a fancy name for VPN… While this is a concept introduced decades ago, it...

Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) – the easy (and the hard) way TCO analysis is the right tool to evaluate the...

In some of my previous posts, I focused on the advantages and benefits of applying disaggregation to high-scale networks. Now,...

Control and user plane separation (CUPS) has been around for a while. In any type of network, current networking and...

Networks are back on the world’s technology map. But the brains, arms and legs behind them, the service providers’ network...

“Network cloud” has become a buzz phrase lately. This is happening as operators and cloud providers realize that the way...

When building a network infrastructure for mission-critical traffic, “carrier grade” means high availability Many years ago, when coming to define what...

How TIP proposed an architecture similar to DriveNets Network Cloud when seeking to solve traditional network challenges. I sometimes run an...

While 400Gbps is not new, in 2021 it has become a mainstream connectivity building block, much like 100 Gbps was...

A DriveNets Network Cloud Multiservice Use Case One of the key characteristics of the DriveNets Network Cloud solution is that it’s...