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The carrier is growing its Network on Demand effort by adding hybrid SD-WAN capabilities to its software-centric infrastructure starting next year.
As part of the five-year plan, the company also is buying two companies to help expand the IoT capabilities of the software maker's SAP HANA platform.
The vendor's Modern Workplace service includes Microsoft's Skype Room Systems, Aruba Meridian technology and accessories from Logitech to enhance collaboration.
One year after launch, the company says the router's security features set it apart from the others.
The company is rolling out two new embedded Snapdragon SoCs and for the first time will make chips available through third-party distributors.
The new mesh network interconnect and memory controller will help drive ARM's SoC architecture deeper into such markets as HPC and self-driving cars.
The 5G Automotive Association was founded by Intel, Ericsson, BMW and others to speed development of next-generation infrastructure technologies.
ONOS' "Hummingbird" and OPNFV's "Colorado" are the most recent efforts by the industry groups to create open SDN and NFV platforms.
Extreme will build market share, add technologies and gain access to large customers after it buys Zebra's WiFi business unit, says company President and CEO Ed Meyercord.
The NFL team is taking advantage of wireless technology from Extreme Networks to get fans out of their living rooms and into the seats at Gillette Stadium.
The industry consortium's fifth release of its SDN platform puts a focus on the cloud, NFV, performance and tools.
Pluribus officials say the company is adding the ODM's 10GbE and 40GbE switches to the list of open network systems certified for its ONLV OS.
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