In case you haven’t noticed, the switch at the heart of the datacenter is being torn apart and commoditized at all levels. The so-called open networking movement, being fomented by hyperscalers and ...

Back in March, the issue was raised whether disaggregation – decoupling network software from hardware for lower cost, choice and flexibility – could play in the enterprise as well as the service ...

Cisco is separating the operating system and applications from the underlying hardware, and it is making it possible to host apps on certain switches and routers. The notion of disaggregation — ...

Traditional data centers have a relatively static computing infrastructure: “X” number of servers, each having a set number of CPUs, and fixed amount of memory. However, workloads, especially in ...