ARM speeds data flow in the cloud with new, zippy interconnects

	ARM speeds data flow in the cloud with new, zippy interconnects | Is your Ethernet fast enough? Four new speeds are in the works
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	Network maintenance myths busted Telecom networks need to be refreshed every three-to-five years and end-of-life gear should be replaced immediately. Everybody knows that, right? Curvature, a provider of vendor-agnostic, hybrid IT services, questions those assumptions. Read More WHITE PAPER: Onapsis Inc. Protecting Your Company's Lifeblood Threats to mission-critical ERP data are sometimes overlooked, leaving systems exposed to potentially crippling attacks. Learn best practices for safeguarding your SAP ERP systems, including the use of automated assessment and audit solutions. Learn More In this Issue ARM speeds data flow in the cloud with new, zippy interconnects Is your Ethernet fast enough? Four new speeds are in the works Envious of fiber broadband? Help is on the way for copper users Telco Systems lays groundwork for fewer management worries with virtual routers, firewalls HP unveils cloud config manager INSIDER Free and cheap ways to learn about network administration Broadband boost: G.fast testing lab, consortium to foster 100G over copper Ethernet is coming to cars WHITE PAPER: NetBrain Technologies Applying Automation to Maintain Accurate Network Diagrams Accurate network diagrams are the Holy Grail in enterprise network management – most network teams know they should be documenting their networks but haven't found a universally good way of doing it. Learn More ARM speeds data flow in the cloud with new, zippy interconnects The faster CoreLink interconnects will help servers react faster to the glut of data from mobile and IoT. Read More Is your Ethernet fast enough? Four new speeds are in the works Cloud providers, carriers and fast Wi-Fi users are all looking for fatter pipes. Read More Envious of fiber broadband? Help is on the way for copper users A technology that delivers broadband speeds over copper lines at a speed comparable to fiber is gaining momentum. Telekom Austria said this week it had connected the first subscriber in the world to its domestic network with G.fast, which offers data rates of up to several 100 Mbit/s via existing copper lines. That will meet the needs of even the most demanding households over the next 10 to 20 years, according to the operator. G.fast increases the bandwidth by using more spectrum. That places extra demands on equipment to be very good at handling interference, a far from trivial requirement. G.fast only works over short distances, up to 250 meters, so it is only used to connect subscribers to the nearest distribution point; the rest of the network must be fiber. That means it can't replace all slow DSL lines, but it will be used where it's difficult or too expensive for operators to install fiber all the way to the subscriber's modem.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More Telco Systems lays groundwork for fewer management worries with virtual routers, firewalls Hosted service vendor Telco Systems is hoping to make it easier for businesses to buy cloud-based routers and firewalls, but the company first has to convince service providers it's a good idea. Virtualization has already changed how enterprises build and manage their IT infrastructure, and now mobile operators are looking at doing the same thing, and vendors are re-architecting their products. Two areas that are ripe for moving from hardware to hosted environments are security and network equipment, according to telecom vendor Telco Systems. The purported advantages to businesses are the same as with other cloud-based services. IT departments at businesses of all sizes won't in this case have to install and manage routers and firewalls, an increasingly complicated task as both product categories are becoming more advanced.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More : WhiteHat Security, Inc. Application Security eGuide In this eGuide, CSO along with sister publications Computerworld, CIO, and Networkworld examine the latest trends and thinking in application security. Read on to learn how to better protect the applications your organization develops and uses. Learn more >> HP unveils cloud config manager HP this week unveiled a network virtualization system for large enterprise and cloud providers designed to simplify network configuration. Called Distributed Cloud Networking (DCN), HP says the product allows service providers and large organizations to deploy secure cloud networks across a distributed infrastructure in minutes instead of months. DCN is also intended to optimize network resources and speed time-to-market, HP says, through centralized control and automated management of private, public or hybrid data centers.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More INSIDER Free and cheap ways to learn about network administration These nine self-taught labs give you hands-on experience with various networking tasks -- and most don't cost anything. Read More Broadband boost: G.fast testing lab, consortium to foster 100G over copper Full-speed ahead for emerging G.fast WAN standard with UNH-IOL testing lab, industry consortium. Read More Ethernet is coming to cars Ethernet will internally connect electronics in the vehicle and externally, the car to the Internet of Things. Read More
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