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Akamai and Juniper Demo NFV/SDN Based CDN
Posted by Unknown in Akamai, CDN, Juniper Networks on Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Akamai Technologies and Juniper Networks demonstrated an "..Elastic Content Delivery Network (CDN) system designed to enable network operators to address network scalability challenges driven by the rapid increase in video traffic.
The proof-of-concept demonstration will leverage Akamai's virtualized Aura Licensed CDN (LCDN) software and Juniper Networks® Contrail Controller for
[TechNavio]: Transparent Cache Market to Grow at 31% CAGR
Posted by Unknown in Akamai, Alcatel-Lucent, Allot, ARA Networks, Bluecoat, Brocade, BTI Systems, caching, Cisco, Fortinet, Google, Huawei, Juniper Networks, PeerApp, Qwilt, Superlumin Networks, SwiftServe, TechNavio, VidScale on Sunday, August 24, 2014
A new report by TechNavio finds that ".. Transparent caching is a solution that enables the service provider to offload a significant amount of content traffic by storing a cached copy of the popular content close to the edge of the network, which is delivered to the user directly from the edge of the network rather than from the source. It is invisible to both the content originator and the
Infonetics Identifies the Leading Policy Management Vendors
Posted by Unknown in Alcatel-Lucent, amdocs, Ericsson, Huawei, Infonetics Research, Juniper Networks, Openet, Oracle, PCRF Market, Policy Management, Redknee on Friday, May 9, 2014
A new "Policy Management Scorboard" (based on "direct feedback from service providers, market share data, and publicly available financial data") by Shira Levine [pictured], directing analyst for service enablement and subscriber intelligence, Infonetics Research ranks the 8 largest global vendors of policy management solutions: Alcatel-Lucent, Amdocs, Ericsson, Huawei, Openet, Oracle, Juniper,
Sandvine Q1: $10M Revenues from Juniper; 78% Margin
Posted by Unknown in Allot, DPI Market, Juniper Networks, PCRF Market, Sandvine on Friday, April 11, 2014
Sandvine published its 2014 Q1 (Feb '14) results (here). Some highlights from the earning call and MD&A filing (here):
Revenues by reseller Juniper Networks were $10M, for a "significant customer in the North America region" announced in November 2012 (here)
Gross margin was high, at 78%, but the company does not expect to maintain this level and assume a 70% margin for the future
"Very
Sandvine CEO Bullish on IBM Relations; SDN and NFV will Take Time
Sandvine published its 2013 annual report. In the Letter to the Shareholder, Dave Caputo [pictured], Sandvine CEO, says: "In late 2012, we partnered with IBM [here and here] as a new reseller of our solutions; I am pleased that Sandvine’s products are now fully productized within the IBM partner ecosystem. This joint relationship is encouraging and we expect to announce further wins in 2014".
Juniper's View on Sandvine SDN/NFV Integration
Posted by Unknown in DPI, Juniper Networks, NFV, Sandvine, SDN on Saturday, December 21, 2013
James Kelly [pictured] explains in a Juniper Networks' forum how Sandvine DPI was integrated with Juniper's SDN controller, Contrail [see "Sandvine Join Juniper's SDN Partnership"- here].
".. The way we have Sandvine integrated with Contrail, the virtualized Policy Traffic Switch (vPTS) [see "Sandvine: 'leading edge CSPs around the world are currently working with Sandvine on virtualization
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