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As artificial intelligence (AI) workloads scale to thousands—and sometimes hundreds of thousands—of GPUs, the underlying network architecture becomes incredibly important....

First off, may the force be with you on this May the Fourth. The most oft-repeated line, “May the Force be...

2024 was an interesting year. Now let’s look at what experts from the industry are saying about networking in the...

Carved your pumpkin and picked the perfect Halloween costume? Well, Halloween is here again. While Halloween spooks out people for...

Network programmability is an intriguing phrase. What it means is using software for the deployment, management and maintenance of network...

Current service provider (SP) networks were built and designed over decades through organic growth and acquisitions. As a result, SP...

When it comes to redesigning networking infrastructure, disaggregation is, practically, a given. Separating networking hardware from its software breaks vendor lock-in,...

2023 was an interesting year. Now, it’s that time of year again when we look at what experts from the...

Over the past 25 years, service providers (SPs) have been trying to fine-tune their network architecture strategy to rebalance the...

Let’s say you’re going to a party. You have to choose between two outfits: one is a custom-made suit or dress...

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...

Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized various industries, driving the need for efficient networking solutions to support the massive data demands...

The fear of change is everywhere, even in the telecom industry. Service providers (SPs) continue to invest large amounts of...

DriveNets, founded in 2015, is a rapidly expanding software company that aims to revolutionize the networking industry by building networks...

Hyperscalers were the first to adopt disaggregation and multiservice in their data centers. They soon achieved unprecedented scale, better utilization...

Last week was just like another week in Barcelona, as if the bizarre global occurrences of the last few years...

Evolution is inevitable in any market, as the competitive environment and changes in market demands accelerate evolution. Some players, such...

Major sporting events have always been catalysts for new technologies. Many mobile, TV and access technologies have been launched in...

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...

I hate outages – not only professionally, but also personally. In fact, during my (too) many years in the networking world,...

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

Wait. What? ...

… 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...