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April 18, 2014 Coffee Break – Show 6
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News of the Networking Industry in the time it takes to drink a coffee (more or less). This week we are joined by Amy Engineer to parse the news and dig into the business of technology.
Topics This Week.
Cisco InterCloud:
Corporate puff piece at Cisco.com
Cisco Press Release on InterCloud
Blog Post with info you can use
Hardware-Defined Networking: Bridging The Gap for Enterprise SDN – Netowrk Computing
Cumulus and Midokura announce partnership to connect physical network to overlays
AT&T Promises To Lower Your Internet Bill If FCC Kills Net Neutrality
Netflix Wants Strong Net Neutralit
Without strong net neutrality, big ISPs can demand potentially escalating fees for the interconnection required to deliver high quality service. The big ISPs can make these demands – driving up costs and prices for everyone else – because of their market position. For any given U.S. household, there is often only one or two choices for getting high-speed Internet* access and that’s unlikely to change. Furthermore, Internet access is often bundled with other services making it challenging to switch ISPs. It is this lack of consumer choice that leads to the need for strong net neutrality.
Gartner Says 70 Percent of CIOs Will Change Their Technology and Sourcing Relationships in the Next Two to Three Years
Torrential changes will reshape the service provider landscape over the next several years as organizations struggle to adjust to a digital future, according to Gartner, Inc. A recent global survey of CIOs by Gartner’s Executive Programs found that 70 percent of CIOs will change their technology and sourcing relationships in the next two to three years for a variety of reasons.
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April 18, 2014 Coffee Break – Show 6
News of the Networking Industry in the time it takes to drink a coffee (more or less). This week we are joined by Amy Engineer to parse the news and dig into the business of technology.
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April 15, 2014 Show 186 – The Silicon Inside Your Network Device – Part 1
This is Part 1 in a special series looking at the inside of your network device. Although software will be at heart of network innovation, it will still run on hardware and it’s time to expose the internals of our network hardware and understand the hardware architecture inside a typical device. Many people are surprised […]
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March 31, 2014 Show 185 – Vendor Product Management
How do vendors decide to make network products ? What is the process and thinking behind what happens inside the wall of the vendor ? Today, Greg is join by Omar Sultan from Cisco to talk broadly about how vendors make big decisions
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March 30, 2014 Healthy Paranoia Show 23: Phone Phreaking, Hacking and Fraud, Oh My!
That’s right listeners, you’re not in Kansas anymore! It’s time to follow that Yellow Brick Road to another episode of Healthy Paranoia. Today, we’ll be discussing phone phreaking, hacking and fraud, oh my! So we’re off to see Wizard, the Wonderful Wizard of VoIP security, Patrick McNeil. Joining me over the rainbow for this trip […]
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March 24, 2014 Show 184 – The Future of Networking Part 2 as Inspired by #NFD7
At?Networking Field Day 7, the delegates were treated to vendor demonstrations that challenged our thinking about the future of networking. Perhaps the industry is not agreed on just how we’ll implement and operate our networks in the coming years, but one thing is for certain. The landscape will be different. In this and the previously [...]
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March 17, 2014 Show 183 – Storage Network Design
This week, the Packet Pushers talk about storage network design mostly in the context of converged infrastructure. Guests J Metz, Chris Wahl, and Russ White do all the heavy lifting of those storage-related packets from one end of the data center to the other. Show Outline When traditional network engineers think about designing for storage, […]
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March 13, 2014 Coffee Break – Show 5
Our attendance at the Open Networking Symposium promotes a discussion of events there.
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March 13, 2014 Coffee Break – Show 5
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Our attendance at the Open Networking Symposium promotes a discussion of events there.

ONS had a demonstration of OpendDaylight / OpenStack integration.
Nicira: The Last Billion-Dollar SDN Acquisition? – InformationWeek
Vello launched the Open Source Optical initiative this week. Software Takes Center Stage as Vello Systems Leads Industry’s First Open Source Optical (OSO) Effort – Vello Systems
This press release from Huawei really grabbed my attention because it’s an MPLS enabled router that is finger sized and built for carrier networks. –
Response: Huawei unveils the world’s tiniest Atom Router – EtherealMind
AT&T lays out ‘radical’ network changes with SDN – Network World

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March 09, 2014 Show 182 – The Future of Networking Part 1 As Inspired By #NFD7
At Networking Field Day 7, the delegates were treated to vendor demonstrations that challenged our thinking about the future of networking. Perhaps the industry is not agreed on just how we’ll implement and operate our networks in the coming years, but one thing is for certain. The landscape will be different. In this and the […]
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