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We continue our Future of Networking series with part two of our conversation with Brad Casemore. Now retired, Brad has participated in the industry as both a technologist and IDC analyst. In this episode we look at the rise of zero trust…
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The Future of Networking series continues with Brad Casemore, who survived multiple decades in the technology sector, including sixteen years as an analyst for IDC. He's been a longtime observer of networking markets, technologies, and trends. Recently retired from the analyst business,…
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Heavy Networking adds another episode to the Future Of Networking series we’ve been doing off and on over the years. Today’s series entry? Quantum communications. Important note: this isn't about quantum computing. While quantum communications and quantum computing are related, they are…
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Welcome to the latest installment of our occasional series on the future of networking. Today’s guest is Nick McKeown, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at Stanford University. He’s worked on high-speed switch and router design for a very long time,…
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You know, Greg Ferro, right? The co-host of the Packet Pushers Heavy Networking podcast (that's this one in case you weren't sure)? Well, Greg hosts this episode in our time-honored and much lauded show, which is yet another in the Future Of…
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Today is a wide-ranging Future of Networking episode with a pair of special guests: Dave Temkin, VP of Networks at Netflix; and Steve Chalmers, a former Distinguished Architect at HP and an independent consultant. We discuss a broad range of topics and…
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Welcome to Heavy Networking, a podcast on data networking that gets ‘heavy’ with the conversation. Back in May 2011 I first met our guest, Guido Appenzeller, with a startup that was working on the idea of Software Defined Networking--a company called Big…
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Open networking is a trend we're keenly interested in here at Packet Pushers international headquarters. Open networking implies many things, but at the core of it, open networking is about the ability to create your own networking stack. You choose the hardware…
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Our next installment of the Future Of Networking series brings Peter Wohlers to the podcast. Way back in the early history of Packet Pushers, we received a presentation from Peter when he worked at Force10 as part of a Tech Field Day…
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The Future of Networking series continues with guest Kyle Mestery. Kyle is well known to many corners of the networking community including the open source community. He recently re-joined Cisco as a Distinguished Engineer. We talk with Kyle to get his take…
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Today’s show is the latest in our Future of Networking series, where we peer over the horizon to speculate about what the future will hold. Our guest is Brighten Godfrey, the co-founder and CTO of Veriflow. He's also an Associate Professor at…
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The Future of Networking series continues with guest Fred Baker, a Cisco Fellow and longtime network engineer and IETF chair. Greg and Fred discuss the history and future of QoS, adaptive queue management (AQM), and other techniques for dealing with bandwidth limitations…
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