26th January 2012 - IBM and NEC announce that they will work together to offer networking solutions based upon SDN and OpenFlow
IBM and NEC are moving OpenFlow beyond academic labs and cloud computing theory
Source: NETWORKWORLD
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25th January 2012 - What Impact Will Open Flow Have on Carrier Ethernet?
Carrier Ethernet is an important building block of a new networking option that could begin to have a significant impact over the next year or two. I’m talking about software-defined networks—an initiative also known as Open Flow
Source: Carrier Ethernet News
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23rd January 2012 - Adoption of small cells / public space femtocells reflects a mobile world in transition
Femtocells are growing beyond their original residential target market, moving into public space coverage, and becoming a full member of the ‘small cells’ set
Source: Infonetics Research
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23rd January 2012 - Melding networks to boost mobile broadband
In a Q&A, Bryan Kim, manager at SK Telecom's Core Network Lab, discusses the mobile operator's heterogeneous network implementation and the service benefits
Source: gazettabyte
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13th January 2012 - UK comms watchdog lays a curate's egg. Industry astonished - like the hound
Ofcom, the regulator of UK telecoms and the media has, at last, announced plans for the auction of what it calls "superfast 4G" wireless spectrum
Source: TelecomTV
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12th January 2012 - Telstra International extends Ethernet private line service reach
Telstra International (ASX: TLS.AX) is taking two new steps to make it easier for its MNC customers to order global Ethernet Private Line (EPL) service with Ethernet half circuits and a new ‘One-Stop-Shop' (OSS) option
Source: FierceTelecom
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12th January 2012 - Swimming in 100GbE’s alphabet soup
Recently, there has been a lot of confusion around the area of next-generation 100-Gigabit Ethernet (100GbE) development and who is doing what
Source: LIGHTWAVE
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11th January 2012 - New Tools for New Computing Challenges
Open Flow is part of the Software Defined Networking initiative, in which network software plays a crucial role in making the network more programmable and responsive
Source: The New York Times
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