Switching stories

We look at the latest open-source move by the networking equipment vendor>>

Despite being embroiled in the midst of a trade war between China and the United States, Huawei is showing no signs of slowing down its innovation.>>

Two new reports from Dell’Oro show growth in the data centre switch market, while the voice over LTE market had a temporary setback.>>

It would seem the steady march of innovation continues, with some technologies riding the wave and others being left in its wake.>>

The new Z-series fabric doubles the capacity of its predecessor and is targeted at the US$19.9 billion market.>>

Extreme Networks says the solution will deliver an agile, adaptive, and secure network for Metro Trains that supports its CCTV system.>>

An expansion into security, broadening the SMB offerings and moving deeper into the core switch infrastructure - Aruba's got big plans for 2018.>>

BT and Dell EMC have collaborated to explore the coupling of data centre technology and specialist switching software to create the next network.>>

Hackers may be collecting configuration files from Cisco routers and switches used by a number of Australian organisations.>>

There is a growing demand for flexible data rates across both data center and campus networks, according to Extreme Networks.>>

"Falling switch port prices have a flattening effect on overall market growth, even as demand for switches increases.">>