Take a Network Break! We start with corrections from last week’s show (and please do send corrections, opinions, and responses to things we say).

Then we pivot to news from Google Next ’19 including Anthos for hybrid cloud, plus Cisco makes ACI available in AWS, and Juniper launches an SD-WAN service.

Sungard files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy; a VPN flaw bites Palo Alto, Cisco, and Pulse Secure; and HPE and Nutanix partner around HCI.

Chef is going to an entirely open-source code base under an Apache 2.0 license, the law catches up to Julian Assange and the second incarnation of the Dread Pirate Roberts, and Yahoo makes an $117.5 million offer to settle its breach lawsuits.

Last but not least, we offer a cautionary tale of why you should bring a Wi-Fi scanner to your next AirBnB stay.

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Show Links:

Correction: Satellite Broadband – YouTube

Correction: Citrix Layoffs: Reports of Citrix layoffs may be overblown – Tech Target

Introducing Anthos: An entirely new platform for managing applications in today’s multi-cloud world – Google

Anthos – Google

Powering enterprise transformation: Announcing new additions to Google Cloud Networking – Google Cloud Blog

ACI Anywhere Now Extending On-Premises to AWS Cloud – Cisco Systems

Cisco taps into AWS for data center, cloud applications – Network World

Cisco Cloud Application Policy Infrastructure Controller – AWS Marketplace

Juniper Networks’ SD-WAN as a Service Reimagines the Enterprise Branch – Juniper Networks