<p><a name="_GoBack"></a>Imagine a service provider that allows you to provision 100GE point-to-point circuit between any two of their POPs through a web site and delivers in seconds (assuming you’ve already solved the physical connectivity problem). That’s the whole idea of SDN, right? Only not so many providers got there yet.<div class='jump-link'><a href='https://blog.ipspace.net/2017/06/packet-fabric-on-software-gone-wild/'>Read more …</a></div>

Imagine a service provider that allows you to provision 100GE point-to-point circuit between any two of their POPs through a web site and delivers in seconds (assuming you’ve already solved the physical connectivity problem). That’s the whole idea of SDN, right? Only not so many providers got there yet.Read more …

<p><a rel="noopener noreferrer"></a>Imagine a service provider that allows you to provision 100GE point-to-point circuit between any two of their POPs through a web site and delivers in seconds (assuming you’ve already solved the physical connectivity problem). That’s the whole idea of SDN, right? Only not so many providers got there yet.</p><a href="https://blog.ipspace.net/2017/06/packet-fabric-on-software-gone-wild/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Read more …</a>

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