Cisco Nexus 1000V Now Supports VMware vSphere 6.0
Following up on my blog post announcing our intent to support VMware vSphere
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Focus Magazine Explores the Future of Energy
If you could look into the future and get information about when your car might break down, or your water heater leak, you would probably find it very helpful. The information would allow you to take care of any potential problems before they actually
4+1 Practices for Effective Lifelong IT Learning (Part 2)
Happy with how you go about learning, or wish you could learn more, learn more quickly, and even just do it? Today’s post continues what was begun in the previous post, namely a list of good practices to consider to improve how you go about learning
Cisco at Microsoft Ignite 2015. We’re getting the cloud back together…
Cisco and Microsoft’s relationship is growing stronger year over year. Our technologies, products, and integrated
usNIC inside Linux containers
Linux containers, as a lighter virtualization alternative to virtual machines, are gaining momentum. The High Performance Computing (HPC) community is eyeing Linux containers with interest, hoping that they can provide the isolation and
“Hold Me Closer, Tony Danza” Customer Experience and Cisco Context Service
Due to a middle school crush, I became a fan of Elton John during the most prolific point in his career, releasing a series of records I still...
Manufacturing Customer IoE/IoT Globe Trotting: Part 1
From my home in North Carolina to San Diego, to Atlanta and all the way to Greater China—Shanghai, Shenzhen and Taipei—throughout April, I am presenting at several Manufacturing industry, Supply Chain executive, and Internet of Things (IoT) regional
Tour the Cisco Allen Data Center
I had been looking forward to revisiting one of my favorite data center's. We had done this first back in 2011 and that video continues to do pretty...
Myth-busting: Is Cisco’s Approach to SDN Open?
In our continuing myth-busting series, Cisco SDN expert Frank D’Agostino and I are debunking trendy technology myths around SDN. The more I speak to customers these days, the more I hear them talk about open. Customers want an infrastructure that is