IBM’s new z/14 encrypting mainframe
Today IBM launched its latest mainframe, the z/14. z/14 builds on the heritage of the z/13 platform launched in 2015, and the previous z/10 (2008) and z/9 (2005) platforms. z/14 Continue Reading →
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IBM prepares for cognitive Wimbledon
IBM continues its partnership with ALTEC this year with innovative cognitive solutions to help the visitor and media. The Wimbledon Open Tennis Championships are overseen by ALTEC, the operating company Continue Reading →
IPv6 – 5 years after World IPv6 Launch Day – where are we now?
A long time back, the Internet was small. It had addresses, but only 4.29 billion of them. Back in 1979, when the addressing was being solidified, that must have seemed Continue Reading →
SD-WAN: What are the business benefits?
What are the business benefits of SD-WAN deployment? SD-WAN stands for a Software-Defined Wide Area Network. It simplifies network management. It reduces the cost of the network infrastructure. It provides Continue Reading →
WordPress plugins need positive engagement
The great thing about WordPress is there are lots of plugins to tailor the environment and make it your own. The bad thing about WordPress is there are lots of Continue Reading →
SDxCentral: Sprint Launches VeloCloud SD-WAN Services
SDxCentral are reporting that Sprint have launched their VeloCloud based SD-WAN service. This follows an October 2016 announcement that they will roll-out services early this year. Sprint’s press release Sprint Continue Reading →
Aryaka State of the WAN Report 2017
Aryaka released their State of the WAN report for 2017 today. This is a report that uses data gathered from over 5000 locations in 63 countries, and reports on the Continue Reading →
Uber Adopts IPv6, the Next-Gen Internet Protocol
Uber, the taxi company with no vehicles, has provided an interesting insight into their network infrastructure. Being a global company, they need to be accessible by those locations that are Continue Reading →
Silver Peak updates SD-WAN with Packet-iQ to make choices from the first packet
A press release from Silver Peak announces recent innovations for their SD-WAN product set. Enhancements to their EdgeConnect environment are Packet-iQ for first packet path choices, a stateful firewall and Continue Reading →
SD-WAN – or should we say WAN4.0?
Is the current buzzword “SD-WAN” really new, or is it actually a progression of the WAN technologies we all know and love? Is it going to be a revolution, or Continue Reading →