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

When I was a young radio access network (RAN) engineer at Orange, the air interface looked like magic. But as...

Sequels are sometimes considered redundant. Merely a ~two-hour yawn that adds little value if any to the original piece. An...

Just got back from attending Fÿuz, the annual TIP summit in Madrid, and it was all that I expected and...

Halloween is not only a dark and stormy night for telling scary stories, but also a good time to reflect...

A cost is a cost is a cost, right? Well, not exactly. Procurement people differentiate between “cost savings” and “cost avoidance.”...

  In the past it was discussed how DriveNets can make your CFO happy. Now, I would like to take a...

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

I had the privilege of boarding the disaggregation train when it first left the station about a decade ago. You...

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

Wait. What? ...

There is a lot of discussion about that elusive “network edge” and what that means as enterprises and service providers...

… 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...

DriveNets chief marketing and product officer Inbar Lasser-Raab recently participated in a panel discussion hosted by Telecom TV on disaggregated...

The idea of open networking and disaggregation has been the goal of buyers of networking hardware and software for a...

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...

DriveNets was established six years ago with the ambition of making networks as good as hyperscale cloud infrastructures. ...

Networking Field Day (NFD) is an event organized by Gestalt IT that brings together technologists and practitioners as delegates to...

As we reach the end of the year and get deeper into the holiday spirit, we’ve given our spin on...

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

When it comes to operating a telco network, it is clear that a big change is imminent. Operators are realizing that...