3PAR ASIC—Two-edged Sword?
Nigel Poulton comments at Technical Deep Dive: Seriously, I thought […]
Articles by Stephen Foskett
Software-defined Storage is “Good” – Just Not All Versions of It May be Equally Well Suited for Your Organization
DCIG talks about EMC’s recently-announced ViPR platform: It seemed only […]
5GHz – 3 Missing Channels in Europe
Another great post by Wifi Nigel. This time he takes […]
How Do I “Get Into” WiFi?
We’ve been suggesting that Wi-Fi is one of the hottest […]
What the Hell is SDN?
Wondering about SDN? Here’s a great discussion! If you follow […]
Your Tier 1 Support is in the Wrong Place
We’ve been enjoying Jennelle Crothers’ commentary for a while. Here […]
Podcast 11: Why do we have Wi-Fi controllers in the enterprise?
Bob O’Hara, co-founder of enterprise Wi-Fi pioneer Airespace, tells the story of the origination of the controller-based architecture. He discusses the challenges of managing a multitude of access points and how a controller helped bring metrics and manageability to that market. Airespace built a centralized hierarchical system to control Wi-Fi access points in the early 2000′s and was purchased by Cisco in 2005.
The promise of software defined storage
Here’s a great, long discussion of “software-defined storage” by Ray […]
Why Facebook’s Open Compute Switches Don’t Matter. To You.
Tom Hollingsworth comments: Facebook announced at Interop that they are […]
So- How Much Interference And How Many Wires Would You Like With Your 802.11ac?
Lee Badman comments: Two points to consider beyond just when […]
