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Open Networking Foundation approves OpenFlow 1.3.0 and OF-Config 1.1 to enhance interoperability and drive commercialization

KPN takes notice of partial tender offer for KPN shares by América Móvil

The Board of Management and the Supervisory Board of Royal KPN N.V. (“KPN”) confirm that they have received a copy of a press release in which América Móvil S.A.B. de C.V. (“América Móvil”) announces its intention to make (directly or through a wholly owned subsidiary) a partial tender offer in cash for a number of ordinary shares that, together with all ordinary shares currently held or otherwise purchased by América Móvil or its affiliates outside the partial tender offer, will represent no more than approximately 28% of the issued and outstanding ordinary shares of KPN, at a price of EUR 8 per KPN share (the "Intended Partial Offer")

Nokia Siemens Networks completes the sale of its fixed line Broadband Access business to ADTRAN

Level 3 network services support Moffitt Cancer Center in their fight against cancer

Thales and the FIFA World Cup 2010: ready for kick-off

Thales's innovative and state-of-the-art technologies will allow you to enjoy the world's biggest sports event by travelling there by air and by ground, or simply have it broadcast directly to your living room

Cloud Computing via Satellite

ND SatCom launches XWARPTM, first satellite-based IT solution, which offers companies with distributed workforce or their IT service providers latency-free and bandwidth-optimized software performance

Software Defined Networking (SDN) - is it really the future of networking?

ONF? SDN? Yeah, yeah, yeah – has Gartner heard all this before?

Ian Keene’s USA-based colleagues at Gartner, analysts Joe Skorupa and Mark Fabbi were the first to comment on the foundation and aims of the ONF in their independent report Open Networking Foundation Formed; The Battle to Commoditize Network Hardware Begins – so they should know what they are talking about

A Revolution in networking is on the horizon…

Network technology had its roots in the Cold War era, when full decentralization was a smart strategy for defending the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET) and maintaining reliable performance across unreliable or war-damaged network links. In today's data centers, however, a pair of redundant, centralized controllers should be all that’s needed to ensure reliability and survivability. Time for a revolution?

Concrete needs, cloudy solutions

There's nothing cloudy about the enterprise's hopes for virtualisation. In terms of getting more for less, it offers unbeatable value. But what must be done today to ensure network infrastructure is being built out and proven to be "cloud-ready" from a metro/core and DC networks perspective?

Gartner says the personal cloud will replace the personal computer as the center of users' digital lives by 2014

Global Information Technology Report highlights emergence of a new digital divide

The 11th edition of The Global Information Technology Report 2012: Living in a Hyperconnected World was launched with a special focus on the transformational impacts of ICT on the economy and society

Data center forecast to drive Ethernet Switch revenue growth through 2016