Take a Network Break! Juniper Networks announces a new campus switch that supports EVPN and VXLAN for a campus fabric, Extreme Networks announces new products for the network edge, and the IEEE gives its blessing to a fog computing reference architecture.
Dell and VMware posted big HCI gains in revenue and market share, new laptops will be delayed as Intel works out CPU issues, and Silver Peak pulls in $90 million in new investment.
AT&T confirms its acquisition of digital ad exchange AppNexus, and the uptick in rocket launches is affecting commercial airline traffic.
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Juniper Networks Delivers EVPN-VXLAN Fabric to Connect Enterprise Data Center and Campus Networks – Juniper Networks
Juniper To The Enterprise: We’re Serious About Campus Networking – Packet Pushers
Extreme Networks Introduces AI-Powered Edge Network Solution to Accelerate Business Transformation for Enterprise Customers – Extreme Networks
IEEE adopts OpenFog Reference Architecture as official standard for fog computing – OpenFog
Intel new CPU release delay may thin global notebook shipments – Digitimes
Intel’s 10nm Is Broken, Delayed Until 2019 – Tom’s Hardware
Intel’s Chip Stumble Is Letting Rivals Pull Ahead – Wall Street Journal
Silver Peak Announces $90 Million Investment from TCV to Accelerate SD-WAN Growth – Silver Peak
AT&T to acquire ad tech firm AppNexus – Axios
The Billionaire Space Race Is Making Life Difficult for Airlines – Bloomberg
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