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[Gartner] Riverbed & Silver Peak are the WAN Optimization Leaders
Posted by Unknown in Gartner, QoS, riverbed, Wan Optimization on Sunday, April 6, 2014
Riverbed shared with us Gartner's Magic Quadrant for WAN Optimization - from a report by Joe Skorupa [pictured], VP Distinguished Analyst and Bjarne Munch, Principal Research Analyst, Gartner.
"Most networks carry a variety of traffic types of differing characteristics and importance. Many organizations are striving to manage this traffic to optimize the response times of critical applications
Verizon: No Internet for you!
DDoS attacks are usually launched against businesses, and many ISPs have some level of detecting and mitigating attacks. It is rare to see a DDoS attack against consumers, and as we can see in the following story, even Verizon has rough times detecting the cause for the QoS degradation felt by the victim's neighbors, and chose a simple solution - cut the service to the victim!
Stop the Cap!
Hitachi: Big Data Analytics Enables QoE, QoS and Monetization
Posted by Unknown in Big data, Brocade, Hitachi Data Systems, JDSU, Monetization, Network Intelligence, QoS, SeaChange on Sunday, February 23, 2014
Hitachi Data Systems announced it that ".. Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) and several telecommunications partners [Brocade, JDSU, SeaChange] will demonstrate the ability of big data applications in telecom to lower network and operations costs, reduce customer churn protecting existing business revenues, and create new revenue streams. World-class quality of service (QoS) and quality of experience
Frontier Adds Traffic Prioritization based on User-defined Applications
Posted by Unknown in Application Aware Networking, Carrier Ethernet, Frontier, QoS, SLA on Saturday, January 11, 2014
Frontier Communications ".. continues to enhance its Ethernet portfolio, now offering traffic prioritization based on user-defined applications. New Quality of Service (QoS) capabilities significantly improve network efficiencies and availability by prioritizing critical applications.
Frontier is introducing two new Ethernet offerings for Retail and Wholesale users:
Ethernet Virtual Private
Ericsson Enhances SSR 8000 with Multi-application Card
Ericsson announced the "release of a new multiple-application card that will support various services concurrently without compromising performance. This board in the SSR 8000 family [see "Ericsson Adds DPI and Wi-Fi to SSR 8000"- here and "Ericsson: 22 Contracts for the SSR 8000" - here] is powered by SNP 4000 [see "Ericsson's New Network Processor - for Internal Use Only" - here], a