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Cabling is now code: How cloud and open source fuel Cisco’s vision for the programmable network

January 4, 2019 by siliconangle Leave a Comment

It would not be a stretch to say that 2018 was the Year of the Cloud for Cisco Systems Inc. The networking company’s agreement in November with Amazon Web Services Inc. to provide an integrated platform connecting Kubernetes’ container orchestration management clusters across AWS and on-premises operations was just the culmination of a number of strategic, cloud-related moves. Earlier in the year, Cisco announced that its own CloudCenter portfolio would become part of the hybrid solution under joint development with Google LLC. And the company released AppDynamics for Kubernetes to troubleshoot performance issues within clusters. Cisco also rolled out its Container Platform in August using 100 percent upstream Kubernetes. In Cisco’s financial teleconference two months ago, Chief Executive Officer Chuck Robbins made it clear that enterprise customer transition to the cloud was a key factor in driving his company’s current growth. Since taking over … [Read more...] about Cabling is now code: How cloud and open source fuel Cisco’s vision for the programmable network


Andy Bechtolsheim: The network may end up deciding who wins in the multicloud era

August 30, 2018 by siliconangle Leave a Comment

Loads of vendors see the enterprise train chugging toward multicloud in all its mismatched glory. Naturally, they want to sell customers the panacea that fits all those clouds onto a single pane of glass. It’s a lot harder then it sounds. In the end, their efforts may be hopelessly superficial. To compete in multicloud, they might have to haul their businesses into networking, where the biggest roadblocks to cloud interoperability stand. And they may require a whole new brand of virtual dynamite to explode them. Arista Networks Inc. casts itself at the forefront of a new movement in networking that addresses problems specific to the cloud. “What led to the founding of Arista was we had lunch with our best friends at Google,” said Andy Bechtolsheim (pictured), founder, chief development officer and chairman of Arista. “And Larry [Page, Google LLC co-founder] himself told me that the biggest problem they had was not service, but actually the … [Read more...] about Andy Bechtolsheim: The network may end up deciding who wins in the multicloud era

Apple is officially a $1 trillion company — here are 32 photos of how it came to rule the world

August 2, 2018 by businessinsider Leave a Comment

It’s official: Apple has become the first $1 trillion company in history. The milestone is even more significant when you consider that Apple almost didn’t even get the chance to make it this far. When Steve Jobs took over as CEO of Apple in 1997, the company had been struggling to find its legs in a market increasingly dominated by Microsoft and its partners. Indeed, Michael Dell himself once quipped that if he were in Jobs’ shoes, he’d shut Apple down and return the money to the shareholders. Here’s a look into the history of Apple in photos, from its inception, through its hard times, and through to the triumphant return of Jobs. Apple was cofounded on April 1, 1976, by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in Los Altos, California. Foto: sourceKimberly White / REUTERS There was a third cofounder, too, named Ronald Wayne. Jobs brought Wayne on board to provide business guidance for the two young cofounders, but he ended up leaving the company … [Read more...] about Apple is officially a $1 trillion company — here are 32 photos of how it came to rule the world

Microsoft’s GitHub takeover sends shockwaves through the open-source developer ecosystem

June 4, 2018 by siliconangle Leave a Comment

The open-source developer community now confronts an acquisition of seismic impact. Today, Microsoft Corp. announced an agreement to acquire San Francisco-based open-source development community GitHub Inc. for $7.5 billion. Just as Oracle Corp.’s 2009 acquisition of the Sun Microsystems Inc.-developed Java sent shockwaves through the web developer ecosystem, Microsoft’s pending GitHub takeover is causing waves of concern to ripple across the global open-source developer community. GitHub provides a central code-control repository, issue-tracking environment, collaboration forum and documentation hosting service for open-source developers in every industry, geography and technology. Essentially, Microsoft’s bombshell announcement will place a privately owned service that many developers regard as a quasipublic utility under the control of commercial vendor with which many of them compete. One would be hard-pressed to name any significant open-source project that … [Read more...] about Microsoft’s GitHub takeover sends shockwaves through the open-source developer ecosystem

Oracle’s victory over Google in Java copyright case may rewrite the rules of software

March 26, 2018 by robert Leave a Comment

Oracle Corp.’s latest victory in its eight-year-old copyright infringement lawsuit against Google Inc. could fundamentally rewrite the rules of software development if today’s ruling withstands a possible appeal by the search giant. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit earlier today said Google’s use of portions of Oracle’s Java development platform to create the Android operating system isn’t protected by the fair-use provision of copyright law. The ruling reverses a 2016 jury verdict that had found that Google’s actions were covered under the fair use provisions of the copyright code, which permit unlicensed use of copyrighted material in certain situations. Mark Schonfeld of Burns & Levinson in Boston called the decision “momentous…. I think it’s going to go to the Supreme Court because the Federal Circuit has made a very controversial decision,” he told Bloomberg. The verdict … [Read more...] about Oracle’s victory over Google in Java copyright case may rewrite the rules of software

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