We recently completed some research on the current and future state of multicloud networking. I’ve reached the conclusion that the momentum put in place will only continue into 2025. Let’s explain a ...

In addition to product and technology demonstrations, Lumentum experts will participate in technical sessions and panel discussions throughout the event. Lumentum president and CEO Michael Hurlston ...

Touting its global network that spans more than 2 million miles of fiber, 33 subsea cables and 202 points of presence, Google LLC’s Cloud division today launched Cloud WAN, a fully managed enterprise ...

Open-source Calico 3.30 introduces staged policies that allow administrators to test network policy changes before implementation and flow logging capabilities that were previously only available in ...

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. is using its Discover Barcelona 2025 event today to announce a broad expansion of its networking, hybrid cloud and data infrastructure portfolio, highlighting early ...

With the continued growth in demand for multicloud capabilities, there is also a need for easier networking across multiple cloud providers. It's a situation that Google is looking to solve with its ...

Leading photonic component provider’s proven capabilities in indium phosphide lasers enables another generation of scalable AI infrastructure Scaling AI factories presents significant power ...

Multicloud isn’t a fad. It’s a sound business strategy for many types of organizations. At the most basic level, multicloud is about using resources and services across multiple cloud providers. Those ...

The rise of Cloud Networking has been nothing short of revolutionary. As the demand to scale customer workloads rose, the ...

Lessons learned from building a personal cloud on an SBC, and what I’d change for stability, storage, and access.

Cloud computing administrators and their superiors probably have been asked at least once in their life, “What keeps you up at night?” An AI-overview answer (courtesy Google AI) came back with this ...