Month: September 2014

A non-technical, easy guide to explaining SDN.   Software-Defined Networking (SDN) is an emerging network architecture that is used in many real-world applications of network computing. For those

How Brocade’s Colin Dixon learned to stop worrying and love interactions among networking industry organizations. Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about the role of standards, and st

ONF introduces the ONF-Certified SDN Professional (OCSP) Program.  Think back to your college days. In my case, it’s been a while, but for others, it is still a fresh memory. Whatever the case m

The Internet of Things (IoT) is coming. SDN is destined to cross paths with IoT and can prepare networks for the onslaught of traffic.   In my recent contributed article for Light Reading, I discu

SDN’s benefits extend beyond the business to the consumer. ON.Lab’s Fahad Naeem Khan explores an everyday SDN use case – multiplayer online gaming. One of the most exciting things about an in