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The companies will combine technologies to create a platform to enable service providers to more quickly launch services around 5G, NFV and the cloud.
eWEEK is creating a new series of articles which examine all sectors of IT and present up-to-date research and analysis on the leading companies in each space. It's all designed for enterprise buyers of hardware, software, services and cloud products to have more and better information in hand...
PRODUCT ANALYSIS: In health care, where the workstations-on-wheels (WOWs) that clinicians use are thin-client terminals running Citrix VDI, some consistent issues have surfaced. Nyansa has come up with a new solution for these connectivity-based problems.
NETWORKING TREND ANALYSIS: In discussions with IT pros, eWEEK's Zeus Kerravala finds that network segmentation is a little like going to the gym--where everyone talks about it but very few actually do it.
eWEEK IT SCIENCE: The challenge was transferring data at distances of 2km to 6km from the central data center under extremely harsh conditions (temperatures range from 8F to -100F buried under a meter of snow) at the Askaryan Radio Array located at the South Pole. The scientists needed a new...
The company sees opportunity for its open networking technology beyond the traditional data center and at the edge and remote sites.
The network security startup emerges from stealth with a service that looks to provide more network packet level visibility to organizations, to detect and then block potential DDoS attacks.
NEWS ANALYSIS: New satellites are aimed at low-latency broadband, IoT and voice communications using relatively low-cost terminals and equipment and providing improved speeds. The Iridium Certus 9770, which is about the size of an iPhone X, can be used for pretty much any type of data an IoT...
VIDEODAILY VIDEO: Net neutrality has its day in court, and Azure API Management gets preview support for OpenAPI Specification v3.
Protecting against potentially malicious activity by internet of things devices is a challenge that Extreme Networks wants to help solve with its Defender for IoT technology.
NEWS ANALYSIS: Advocates for both sides of the net neutrality debate met in a Washington courtroom for over five hours to argue whether the FCC had acted properly when it classified the internet.
The PaaS service aims to provide a platform to allow developers and vendors to create a secure pathway for IoT device connectivity.
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Net Neutrality Ends Up Back in Court
DAILY VIDEO: Net neutrality has its day in court, and Azure API Management gets preview support for OpenAPI Specification v3.
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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