Wide Area Network (WAN) stories - Page 4

AI and machine learning are transforming WAN architecture with self-driving capabilities, optimising performance and security while reducing costs.

Cisco and Aruba-HPE have emerged as leaders in IDC's 2018 MarketScape report, dominating the enterprise WLAN market with robust solutions.

ChannelLife talks to Cradlepoint CMO and APAC MD about what to expect from the company’s move to a subscription model.

The model reflects the industry trend toward SaaS and aims to simplify the application of 4G LTE solutions for end-users.

Fujitsu's latest WAN acceleration tech, utilising FPGA accelerators, boasts transfer speeds up to 40Gbps between clouds, setting a new industry standard.

VeloCloud Networks launches Outcome-Driven Networking to automate network policy implementation for enterprises and service providers.

The time has come to move beyond manual device-by-device configuration of traditional routers and to an advanced SD-WAN solution.

As SD-WAN hits mainstream, the largest independent SD-WAN vendors will likely be in a position to pursue an initial public offering.

The security industry gears up for 2018 with rising ransomware, Office 365 threats, and hybrid cloud adoption, predicts Barracuda Networks’ Mark Lukie.

Organisations of all sizes must consider high availability as part of their digital transformation strategy says ZK Research’s Zeus Kerravala.

With Bandwidth on demand, customers can increase bandwidth in real time when needed, for the period they require.

Gartner illuminates the fierce scramble defining the 'edge' in tech, with big players vying to shape its future.

The solution was subjected to hands-on stress tests to validate the resiliency of multi-link bonded tunnels and path conditioning.

Spark, a New Zealand telecoms company, has begun a nationwide roll-out of a low power wide area network to enable IoT.

The demand for cloud-based services continues to create disruption, resulting in complexity for operators and enterprises that need to pivot quickly.

Designed for global and regional enterprises, the NTT SD-WAN platform is locally distributed around the world via 75+ local cloud centers (LCCs).

Instead of purchasing and installing proprietary hardware in their data centres, customers can now get enterprise-level network capability.

The enterprise connectivity market in Australia is on the verge of becoming significantly more software-defined according to IDC.

Silver Peak has announced changes to its high-performance SD-WAN, including the introduction of the First-packet iQ function.

Silver Peak's Graham Schultz argues outlines areas of concern in the current state of the WAN and argues the case for SD-WAN.