OpenFlow stories
Snowflake upgrades its platform with AI tools like Snowflake Intelligence, aiding 12,000+ customers to deploy scalable, agentic AI across enterprises.
Snowflake launches AI-enhanced data tools and expands its platform with Horizon Catalog, Openflow, and Snowflake Postgres for secure, integrated data management.
Snowflake launches Openflow, a service enabling rapid, seamless data integration to accelerate AI initiatives across diverse enterprise ecosystems.
With almost any program available at our fingertips, it is undeniable software continues to impact businesses across the board.
The edge isn't always a physical place anymore as much as a set of activities... it's where the user interfaces and interacts with an application.
In the early 90s, Pete Moyer began his networking career with Cisco. Now with Brocade, here are his insights on OpenFlow.
Network switch manufacturers traditionally competed on the speed, features and software running and monitoring their products - change is in the air.
Open networks mean networks are open for business, says Wayne Neich, Silver Peak Systems regional director Oceania.
CIOs face changing digital landscapes as the ONF promotes software-defined networking, aiming to simplify enterprise connections.
Networking's hardware era wanes as software takes the lead, powered by Open Networking Foundation's innovative, user-centric approach.
Extreme Networks says it has a bullish outlook for New Zealand with plans to inject more resources into the local operations this financial year.
SDN revolutionises corporate networks, making them adaptable to rapid business changes, says Extreme Networks' VP, Joy Ghosh.
Dell pushes deeper into networking with Force10 acquisition, aiming to disrupt giants like Cisco and HP with its growing ethernet switch business.
Brocade and NEC forge a strategic SDN partnership, aiming to revolutionise data centre and WAN management with open standards solutions.
OpenFlow revolutionises networking, fostering switch vendor interoperability and shaking up the $6 billion market. A boon for enterprises.
HP's Chief Technologist sees a future of less complex networks and data centers, with Virtual Application Networks leading the way.
