Why eBPF is the Future of Linux and Cloud Native Networking
After years of open development, Isovalent formally launches with $29M in funding for its eBPF-powered Cilium networking service.
Data Center Blog Section
AIOps Will Mean the End of Human Network Management
By
Paul Rubens
Networking is already incredibly complex. Once machine learning takes over, there will be no going back.
Home SD-WAN: Networking Vendor Responds to the Pandemic
By
Paul Rubens
SD-WAN projects have been shelved because of the huge increase in remote workers, but one vendor has a plan to revive the technology.
Why 5G Isn't Just For Carriers
The emergence of private 5G networks could change enterprise networking and enable more pervasive wireless connectivity.
BGP Security Efforts Aim to Protect Key Internet Protocol
By
Paul Rubens
The Border Gateway Protocol is a cornerstone of the internet, and recent efforts hope to make it more secure.
Top Networking CTOs See a Future of Distributed Apps and Microservices
CTOs from rival networking vendors Cisco, Juniper and HPE don't always agree so when they do, it's a good idea to take notice.
Ransomware: It's a Network Issue Too
By
Paul Rubens
Remote work, insiders, exfiltration and backup are making ransomware a network security issue too.
Is Network and Security Convergence Desirable?
By
Paul Rubens
Network security will be compromised without best of breed solutions.
Remote Work Could Boost SASE, Slow SD-WAN
By
Paul Rubens
The sudden surge in remote workers could boost secure access service edge (SASE) sales over SD-WAN.
Pandemic Budget Priorities: More Network Security Means Less Spending Elsewhere
By
Paul Rubens
The huge increase in home-based employees has created a need to secure network access, while falling revenues pressure budgets elsewhere, creating a dilemma for IT leaders.
