Project Fi's winners and losers

	Extreme outlines SDN policy | Broadcom pitches new chipsets to clear Wi-Fi network bottlenecks
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	Project Fi's winners and losers Project Fi, Google's Wi-Fi and cellular network service announced Wednesday, can variously be described as low-cost, disruptive, cutting edge, tantalizing, confusing, even awesome. Read More WEBCAST: XO Communications Survey Says...You Need Multiple Clouds Why are we seeing a rapid shift to multi-cloud services? In this live webinar on April 29th @ 2PM EST, IDC analyst Nav Chandler will offer answers to this question and more through data and insights from the IDC-XO Communications 2014 Network-Enabled Cloud Study of U.S. enterprises. Learn More In this Issue Extreme outlines SDN policy Broadcom pitches new chipsets to clear Wi-Fi network bottlenecks Cisco secures its SDN Decryption tool available for TeslaCrypt ransomware that targets games Cisco's partner community: In Cisco we trust Interop 2015: SDN reality-check, apps aplenty HP switches fortify campus SDNs Winds of change blowing in the WAN HP buys Aruba and next thing you know Dell is reselling Aerohive WiFi gear WEBCAST: Attunity Taking the Bull by the DevOp Horns Join Rodan Zadeh, Director of Product Marketing at Attunity, for this 30-minute session as he explores the top challenges faced by DevOps teams and how implementing simple steps of orchestration, automation and integration can help you take the bull by the horns. Learn More Extreme outlines SDN policy Extreme Networks this week said it will support a community-developed policy framework in its SDN controller as well as tighter integration with Microsoft's unified communications platform. Read More Broadcom pitches new chipsets to clear Wi-Fi network bottlenecks Most of us have had the experience of being unable to connect to a Wi-Fi network in a location with lots of people. A technology that promises to alleviate that problem is, however, slowly but surely making headway. Read More Cisco secures its SDN Cisco is looking to provide threat protection for data centers and clouds by integrating acquired security technology with its programmable, policy-based networking portfolio. Read More WHITE PAPER: CDW Workplaces That Work Cisco Collaboration tools bring people together to speed the decision-making process and help you execute on your most innovative ideas while cutting operational waste. Bring Cisco Collaboration to your workplace and create a workplace that works. Learn more Decryption tool available for TeslaCrypt ransomware that targets games Some users whose computers have been infected with a ransomware program called TeslaCrypt might be in luck: security researchers from Cisco Systems have developed a tool to recover their encrypted files. Read More Cisco's partner community: In Cisco we trust At the Cisco Partner Summit in Montreal, partners are more willing to take chances in the market because of Cisco's track record of success. Read More Interop 2015: SDN reality-check, apps aplenty This week's Interop agenda includes more than 125 sessions covering topics as wide ranging as a status update on the latest trends in software defined networking (SDN) to tips for new application development and delivery methods, infrastructure management, and the pervasive issues of security and mobile workers. Read More WEBCAST: IBM Jumpstart Solution Development with Content Navigator A Content Navigator webcast recording - automotive claims use case. Learn More HP switches fortify campus SDNs HP this week strengthened its campus networking portfolio with modules for a switch chassis it announced almost a year ago, and an SDN-based management application. Read More Winds of change blowing in the WAN In the past few years, enterprise computing has experienced major upheavals brought about by cloud apps, Wi-Fi, mobility, and BYOD. The enterprise WAN, meanwhile, has not evolved much since it was transformed into an MPLS Layer 3 VPN infrastructure more than a decade ago. Things are about change. Read More HP buys Aruba and next thing you know Dell is reselling Aerohive WiFi gear Aerohive Networks announced Monday that Dell will begin reselling its wireless LAN and related management products -- not a shocker in light of longtime Dell OEM partner Aruba Networks being snapped up by HP in a multi-billion deal last month. Read More
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