Slide Shows - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (2) May 18, 2012 : You can't really see software-defined networking, but you can see a bunch of optical networking people talking about it
News Analysis - Ray Le Maistre - Post a comment May 18, 2012 : The combination of social, mobile and cloud, or SoMoClo, will have Management World attendees exercising their jaws, reckons industry analyst
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (2) May 18, 2012 : What it does isn't special or new, but OpenFlow has a money-saving potential that past technologies didn't, CTO Randy Nicklas says
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comment (1) May 17, 2012 : What if ports could change speeds in, say, 25Gbit/s increments? Cisco brought up the idea at the Packet Optical Transport Evolution conference
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comment (1) May 16, 2012 : We mean that not just in terms of faster speeds, but also in terms of new topics like software-defined networking
Slide Shows - Comments (3) May 11, 2012 : Interop's booth crawl and happy hour rounded out a terrific day of cloud content and carrier meetings here in the driest place on Earth
News Analysis - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (8) May 10, 2012 : The software-defined networking protocol is mostly discussed as a Layer 2 or 3 item, but it might be able to do something for wavelengths, too
News Wire Feed - Post a comment May 17, 2012 : Open Networking Foundation approves OpenFlow 1.3.0 and OF-Config 1.1 to enhance interoperability and drive commercialization
Valley Wonk - Craig Matsumoto - Comments (4) May 31, 2012 : 11:15 AM Cisco does take software-defined networking seriously, and that's supposedly why it's waiting two more weeks to explain its plans
LRTV Interviews - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment May 18, 2012 : The vendors have delivered packet-optical systems, and it's up to XO to do something good with them, CTO Randy Nicklas says. Meanwhile, he's also eyeing the potential of OpenFlow
LRTV Interviews - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment May 18, 2012 : Given the disruptive potential of software-defined networking, what's going to happen to routers as we know them? Stuart Elby of Verizon gives us his theory
The Philter Podcast - Phil Harvey - Post a comment May 17, 2012 : 7:00 PM From a brief conversation with SingTel exec VP Bill Chang at Interop in Las Vegas, we bring you a quick podcast about expanding cloud services and an operator's view of OpenFlow. Don't let that Adele song in the background distract you
LRTV Interviews - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment May 17, 2012 : Verizon has already put software-defined networking to use. Stuart Elby, who's in charge of network architecture, explains how and why
LRTV Interviews - Craig Matsumoto - Post a comment May 17, 2012 : Light Reading's Packet Optical Transport Evolution conference will see lots of discussion about the optical control plane
The Philter - Phil Harvey - Comments (11) May 11, 2012 : 6:05 PM OpenFlow's popularity might be about an industry demanding more control of networks, services and the cloud than top vendors have allowed to date
LRTV Interviews - Phil Harvey - Comments (5) May 10, 2012 : OpenFlow and software-defined networking were the talk of Interop. Dan Pitt of the Open Networking Foundation explores the reasons why
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