Internet of Things connections to quadruple by 2020

	Internet of Things connections to quadruple by 2020 | Cisco, Microsoft part of optics consortium directing data center standards
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	Does Juniper have too many SDNs? After last week's Innovation Day announcements, Juniper Networks has a range of SDN, data center fabric and data center switching products to choose from.Does it have too many? The addition of the new QFX10000 spine switch and Junos Fusion fabric may mean some product rationalization is in the works."There is some level of complexity in product positioning," acknowledges Juniper CEO Rami Rahim. "But if customers decide to move from one fabric or SDN to another we provide the flexibility to move with investment protection. Customers care about the attributes of the product itself. That drives their decisions more than anything else."To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More WEBCAST: HP Top 5 myths of SIEM SIEM solutions are essential for helping security analysts perform forensic analysis and detect threats, as well as meet industry compliance requirements. Learn More>> In this Issue Internet of Things connections to quadruple by 2020 Cisco, Microsoft part of optics consortium directing data center standards Verizon bumps up its 100G metro fiber-optic network Facebook app leaks F8 news about Parse, Messenger, 'teleportation station' Google said to prep billing payment service for Gmail US FCC faces lawsuits against proposed net neutrality order WHITE PAPER: HP State of Security Operations 2015 Report Your ability to detect and stop cyber attacks depends on the effectiveness of your security operations team. How does yours stack up to the best? And what should you do to improve? HP Security Intelligence and Operations Consulting has assessed the capabilities of 87 security operations centers worldwide. Learn more >> Internet of Things connections to quadruple by 2020 A new report by Verizon predicts that the Internet of Things is poised to transform virtually every major market sector, growing to more than 5.4 billion connections by 2020. Read More Cisco, Microsoft part of optics consortium directing data center standards A new consortium was announced this week, created to address switch faceplate bandwidth density and airflow constraints caused by increasing networking speeds. Read More Verizon bumps up its 100G metro fiber-optic network Verizon on Tuesday announced new technology to bolster its super-fast 100 Gbps fiber-optic network serving metro areas, but didn't reveal where the work will be done or other details. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP The Importance of Reputation Proactive enterprise security involves turning data into actionable information--that's where reputation comes in. Learn More>> Facebook app leaks F8 news about Parse, Messenger, 'teleportation station' Messenger will supposedly become a platform, opened to developers Read More Google said to prep billing payment service for Gmail It could yield valuable e-commerce activity data for Google Read More US FCC faces lawsuits against proposed net neutrality order Trade group USTelecom and provider Alamo Broadband have filed the suits Read More
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