SDxCentral Weekly Wrap

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As SDN deployments proliferate, the need for greater network programmability is mounting. We discuss the changing face of network software and the role of programmable networks in enterprise cloud and multi-cloud architectures, today and in the future. What steps can people and organizations take to start their transformation?

In this video, you’ll hear from Bruce Davie (VP and CTO, Asia Pacific and Japan at VMware), Bikash Koley (EVP and CTO at Juniper Networks), and Bob Laliberte (Senior Analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group).

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This podcast episode is presented by Juniper Networks

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As SDN deployments proliferate, the need for greater network programmability is mounting. We discuss the changing face of network software and the role of programmable networks in enterprise cloud and multi-cloud architectures, today and in the future. What steps can people and organizations take to start their transformation?

In this video, you’ll hear from Bruce Davie (VP and CTO, Asia Pacific and Japan at VMware), Bikash Koley (EVP and CTO at Juniper Networks), and Bob Laliberte (Senior Analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group).

View the entire Get Smart: The Future of Enterprise Networking Video Series

This podcast episode is presented by Juniper Networks

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The rise of orchestration, led by SDN, has expanded the software stack to include capabilities above the devices. In a multicloud-ready environment, software must support diverse, multidomain environments. Tooling and processes need to evolve from imperative to declarative. Explore these and other emerging requirements for network control.

In this video, you’ll hear from Sasha Ratkovic (CTO and Founder at Apstra), Josh George (VP Analytics, Data Science and Telemetry at Juniper Networks), and Ethan Banks (Co-founder at Packet Pushers).

View the entire Get Smart: The Future of Enterprise Networking Video Series

This podcast episode is presented by Juniper Networks

Get the inside edge from industry experts.

The rise of orchestration, led by SDN, has expanded the software stack to include capabilities above the devices. In a multicloud-ready environment, software must support diverse, multidomain environments. Tooling and processes need to evolve from imperative to declarative. Explore these and other emerging requirements for network control.

In this video, you’ll hear from Sasha Ratkovic (CTO and Founder at Apstra), Josh George (VP Analytics, Data Science and Telemetry at Juniper Networks), and Ethan Banks (Co-founder at Packet Pushers).

View the entire Get Smart: The Future of Enterprise Networking Video Series

December 21, 2018

Plus, GE will spin off its Digital business, and AWS fires back at OracleAT&T launched the nation’s first standards-based mobile 5G network. GE will spin off its Digital business that includes its Predix IoT platform. AWS fires back at Oracle’s conflict of interest claims tied to the Pentagon’s 10-year, $10 billion JEDI contract.

AT&T Launches Mobile 5G in 12 Markets

GE Spins Off Its Digital Business, Including Predix, Into a Separate Company

JEDI Wars: Amazon Web Services Strikes Back

December 14, 2018

Plus, Latest IHS SD-WAN Report Showed 23 Percent Revenue Surge, and VMware Paid $550 Million for Kubernetes Boost from Heptio

More than 10,000 Verizon employees accepted a severance package to voluntarily leave the telecom giant. A new IHS Markit report found that SD-WAN revenue surged 23 percent sequentially and that it expects more collaboration between vendors and cloud providers. VMware noted in an SEC filing that it paid $550 million to acquire Kubernetes-focused startup Heptio.

Verizon Entices 10,400 Workers to Take Severance Package

SD-WAN Will Be Fueled By Collaboration Between Cloud Providers and Vendors

VMware Paid $550M for Heptio to Boost Its Kubernetes Portfolio

VMware Rolls Out NSX Service Mesh Based on Istio

This podcast episode is presented by Juniper Networks

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Two types of silicon have traditionally fueled packet forwarding: custom and merchant. In merchant silicon, Broadcom is dominant. While this position has helped promote consistency across key networking components, it has also discouraged innovation and competitive pricing. Does the networking industry need more silicon diversity in an open ecosystem of standard languages and APIs? In this discussion, we explore how forwarding abstractions such as P4 impact the chip ecosystem and how network software needs to change to accommodate a richer set of silicon options.

In this video, you’ll hear from Lakshmi Sharma (Director Product Management, Networking at Google Cloud), Nitin Kumar (VP and Fellow at Juniper Networks) and Roy Chua (Founder and Principal at AvidThink, Formerly SDxCentral Research)

View the entire Get Smart: The Future of Enterprise Networking Video Series

This podcast episode is presented by Juniper Networks

Get the inside edge from industry experts.

Two types of silicon have traditionally fueled packet forwarding: custom and merchant. In merchant silicon, Broadcom is dominant. While this position has helped promote consistency across key networking components, it has also discouraged innovation and competitive pricing. Does the networking industry need more silicon diversity in an open ecosystem of standard languages and APIs? In this discussion, we explore how forwarding abstractions such as P4 impact the chip ecosystem and how network software needs to change to accommodate a richer set of silicon options.

In this video, you’ll hear from Lakshmi Sharma (Director Product Management, Networking at Google Cloud), Nitin Kumar (VP and Fellow at Juniper Networks) and Roy Chua (Founder and Principal at AvidThink, Formerly SDxCentral Research)

View the entire Get Smart: The Future of Enterprise Networking Video Series

December 7, 2018

Plus, Huawei’s CFO Is Arrested, Symantec’s Shakeup Continues, and Kubernetes Find Its First Security FlawAT&T put its cell-site white box routers into a large-scale production test carrying live traffic as the company prepares to launch 5G. Huawei deals with more scandal as BT excludes it from its core 5G network, and the company’s CFO is arrested in Canada. Symantec loses top executives after a tumultuous year. Kubernetes deals with its first major vulnerability.

AT&T’s White Box Cell-Site Routers Go Into Production Carrying Live Traffic

BT Excludes Huawei From Its 5G Core, Huawei’s CFO Is Arrested in Canada

Symantec Shakeup Continues With President, Other Senior Execs Leaving

Kubernetes Discloses Major Security Flaw

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Enterprise network architectures are being reshaped using tenets popularized by the major cloud properties. How will the emergence of cloud, edge cloud, and multi-cloud shape networks? We explore this evolution and look at the ways that real-time streaming telemetry, machine learning, and artificial intelligence affect how networks are designed and operated.

In this video, you’ll hear from Gavin Cato, SVP, Development Engineering for Networking at Dell EMC, Kireeti Kompella, CTO & SVP, Engineering at Juniper Networks and Russ White, Infrastructure Architect at LinkedIn.

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