Architecting Low Latency Cloud Networks
[ Source: Arista Networks ]
June 2009-
As data centers transition to next generation virtualized & elastic cloud architectures, high performance and resilient cloud networking has become a requirement for delivering always-on, always-available applications.
Over the last decade response time requirements have been rigorously tightened, toward fractions of a second, and both network and compute latencies need to be reduced in parallel. An architectural approach is needed so that response times are consistently and measurably enhanced across a wide set of ...
Nortel Network Case Study: EnergiMidt
[ Source: Nortel Networks ]
January 2008-
EnergiMidt had been one of Denmark’s successful utility companies for some decades. But like many other utilities, it recognized that with margins declining and customer choice increasing, it needed to diversify and find ways to move up the value chain with its customers. Choosing Nortel gave EnergiMidt not only access to the industry’s leading Metro Ethernet technology, but also expertise in building this kind of infrastructure. Nortel was heavily involved in the solution ...
The Private Fiber-Optic Network Advantage
[ Source: Sunesys, LLC ]
November 2010-
Today, IT professionals are being asked to shoulder increasing responsibility for the delivery of key services to organizations. Over the last few years, enterprises have seen an escalating need for reliable, secure, and cost-effective bandwidth that will scale their business needs. The solution? A private fiber optic network that delivers the necessary levels of security, reliability, manageability, and scalability – in a cost-effective manner.
Sunesys, a telecommunications and dark fiber provider, has produced a ...
The Benefits of Dark Fiber for Healthcare IT Infrastructures
[ Source: Sunesys, LLC ]
November 2009-
Today, healthcare IT professionals are being asked to shoulder increasing responsibility for the delivery of key services to hospital and healthcare organizations. Yet many financial and operational obstacles can make fulfillment of these new services highly complex. The current recession has put increasing demands on the healthcare IT professional. Yet even with today’s flatlined or shrinking budgets, IT professionals are being tasked with delivering additional medical and administrative applications. How will you respond to ...