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30 November 2021
Analyst Chair:
Brad Casemore, VP Research, Datacenter and Multicloud Networking, IDC
Panelists:
Ihab Tarazi, SVP & Chief Technology Officer, Integrated Products & Solutions, Dell Technologies
Dave Maltz, Technical Fellow and Corporate Vice President, Microsoft
Rebecca Weekly, Chair and President of the Board, Open Compute Project (OCP)
Pere Monclus, VP/CTO, Networking, VMware
Open-source software has been transforming the IT ecosystem for the past 20 years, thanks to platforms like Linux, Android and Chrome OS that allow application developers to collaborate and share ideas free of restraint. In the world of wide area networking, open standards have been slower to take off. Many WANs still run on a proprietary model, controlled by the vision of one vendor. This situation is rapidly changing, thanks to the work of the innovators, such as those behind Software for Open Networking in the Cloud (SONiC), an open source network operating system. SONiC, and other initiatives like it, are pointing to a new future for connectivity. It’s not all about the WAN, with much that’s new in open-source networking occurring in clusters, clouds, and data centers. The eBPF-based initiative is concerned with networking, observability and security. Look out too for innovations in open-source load balancing and proxies.
Open networking standards in all their forms mean that enterprises are no longer locked-in with proprietary solutions, they now have a far wider choice of vendor hardware and software when building their networks. Enterprises benefit from major cost savings, plus the freedom to configure connectivity according to needs.
Our analyst chair is Brad Casemore, VP Research, Datacenter and Multicloud Networking with IDC, and he will share unique findings and then lead a detailed discussion, featuring several industry experts, to explore what open networks really mean and the benefits they bring to businesses in the real world, followed by a short media Q&A.
SVP & Chief Technology Officer, Integrated Products & Solutions, Dell Technologies
Technical Fellow and Corporate Vice President, Microsoft
Chair and President of the Board, Open Compute Project (OCP)
VP/CTO, Networking, VMware
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