Network Break | June 19, 2017
Network Break 140: Broadcom Announces Trident 3; Nokia Launches New Network Processors
Greg
Ferro
Drew
Conry-Murray
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Show Notes:
Broadcom Trident 3 – Programmable, Varied And Volume – Packet Pushers
Mellanox Powers the First 25, 50 and 100 Gigabit Ethernet Fabric for HPE Synergy Platform – Business Wire
Nokia targets web giants with fastest routers on market – Reuters
NokiaAlcaLu – FP4: Delivering performance and capability without compromise – Nokia Networks
7950 XRS-XC: Paving the path to petabit routing – Nokia Networks
Aricent’s ISS Helps Scale Mega Datacenters with Marvell Prestera CX Packet Processors – Aricent
Extreme Pledges To Support Avaya Products For Their ‘Natural Life’ – Packet Pushers
Top SD-WAN Vendors Based on Revenue in Q1 2017 – SDX Central
Dell’Oro Group: SD-WAN Market to Grow 33% Over Next 5 Years – SDX Central
Message Startup Slack Draw Interest From Amazon.com – Bloomberg
Can Comcast Beat Customer Hate With a Private Cloud? – Light Reading
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