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What is SD-WAN and Why you need it

James Piedra — Sat, 16 Feb 2019 01:28:01 +0000

Software-defined Wide Area Networks are the next evolution to VPN’s (Virtual Private Networks) now providing highly flexible, automated and resilient data transport for businesses. A useful analogy to understand SD-WAN is where VPN’s are like manual gearboxes in a car; SD-WAN is an automatic radar-guided cruise-control solution. Both can achieve the same result: connectivity between ...

uCPE/vCPE: Death of the magical black box

James Piedra — Tue, 17 Jul 2018 18:56:57 +0000

People today are accustomed to getting their internet from a proprietary, provisioned black box at their homes, but now MSP’s are looking to expand the capabilities of these customer-side appliances with the advent of uCPE and vCPE. Managed Service providers continue to leverage virtualization and edge computing capabilities to decrease OPEX, TTS (time-to-Service) and create ...

Xeon D ready for growing demands at the network edge

James Piedra — Fri, 11 Nov 2016 17:41:52 +0000

Network computing infrastructure has been expanding for decades, and the network edge is no exception. When it comes to the expanding network edge, density is key; that’s why Intel’s Xeon D SoC processors have been steadily gaining favor. Servers, hot storage(instant access data- ie profile images) and network appliances(firewalls, access points) are being given more ...

Virtual CPE, the first step in service providers’ NFV promise – vendor agnostic networks

James Piedra — Thu, 08 Sep 2016 01:07:31 +0000

One major starting point for CSPs and ISP’s NFV solutions is the deployment of virtual CPE (consumer premise equipment), specifically the business oriented variation vE-CPE – Virtual enterprise CPE. The immediate benefits in reduced CapEx and flexibility make growing enterprise networks one of the first to receive NFV solutions in the form of vCPE from ...