Today, Cisco is kicking off its “Your Way” campaign which is focused on
the universally desired but sophisticated requirements around [...]
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I have recently returned from sampling the finest of New Orleans hospitality
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By Stephen Liu - One of the topics we covered this week at the Cisco Packet
Optical Networking Conference was cloud computing. A benefit of cloud
computing is that the physical infrastructure – the storage and compute
resources – can be located almost anywhere as long as there is reliable
network access. Several countries are leveraging their low cost green power
to grow their economies with new data center facilities. A publicly announced
example of this is Facebook which has built an enormous facility in northern
Sweden. Iceland with its cooler temperatures and green geothermal... (more)
Greetings from (very) sunny Las Vegas! I am here at the second annual Cloud
Carrier Forum (CCF), and this year’s [...]
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Everyone is talking about the transition to IPv6 in the run up to the June
6th launch of the IPv6 [...]
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