Undoubtedly, 2020 has been the strangest, and what has felt like the longest of my 40 years so far. Together, we have experienced the worst recession since the 1930’s, and a global pandemic which has touched the lives of every person, in one way or a another. The EPS family is no different in this and I want to extend my greatest sympathies to them, and anyone reading this, who has experienced a loss this year. “Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n-anamacha”

Undoubtedly, 2020 has been the strangest, and what has felt like the longest of my 40 years so far. Together, we have experienced the worst recession since the 1930’s, and a global pandemic which has touched the lives of every person, in one way or a another. The EPS family is no different in this and I want to extend my greatest sympathies to them, and anyone reading this, who has experienced a loss this year. “Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n-anamacha”

This week saw the launch of the Raspberry Pi 400, a complete personal computer built into a compact keyboard, built with user friendliness, power, performance and value in mind.

Raspberry Pi's mission is to put affordable, high-performance, programmable computers into the hands of people all over the world. From humble beginnings, it has become the best-selling UK computer company, with over 30 million Raspberry Pi boards sold in its 8 year success story, with a recent bump in sales since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, where they have seen a rapid increase in the use of Raspberry Pi 4 for home working and studying.

This week saw the launch of the Raspberry Pi 400, a complete personal computer built into a compact keyboard, built with user friendliness, power, performance and value in mind.

Raspberry Pi's mission is to put affordable, high-performance, programmable computers into the hands of people all over the world. From humble beginnings, it has become the best-selling UK computer company, with over 30 million Raspberry Pi boards sold in its 8 year success story, with a recent bump in sales since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, where they have seen a rapid increase in the use of Raspberry Pi 4 for home working and studying.

On September 3rd I had the pleasure of hosting a webinar with one of our key open networking software partners Pluribus Networks Automating Distributed Data Centers with Controllerless SDN and Open Networking. In the webinar I started out educating the audience on the basics of a networking fabric and the value of overlay networking – the ability to run a homogenous virtual network providing Layer 2 and Layer 3 services running on top of VXLAN tunnels which in turn run over any Layer 3 underlay.

On September 3rd I had the pleasure of hosting a webinar with one of our key open networking software partners Pluribus Networks Automating Distributed Data Centers with Controllerless SDN and Open Networking. In the webinar I started out educating the audience on the basics of a networking fabric and the value of overlay networking – the ability to run a homogenous virtual network providing Layer 2 and Layer 3 services running on top of VXLAN tunnels which in turn run over any Layer 3 underlay.

Legacy, multi-tiered data center architectures, originally designed for north-south traffic, have been pushed to breaking point with cloud computing, big data, virtualization and more. With east-west traffic now dominating the majority of data center traffic, a new approach to network architecture was imperative. Step forward the data center fabric…

Legacy, multi-tiered data center architectures, originally designed for north-south traffic, have been pushed to breaking point with cloud computing, big data, virtualization and more. With east-west traffic now dominating the majority of data center traffic, a new approach to network architecture was imperative. Step forward the data center fabric…

This is my second installment of this particular blog, as the ever-changing landscape of the open networking world dictates it. We have a bevy of new additions on the software side mainly down to the new bare metal devices for the telecoms industry from the OCP projects from the ONF and TIP. You can catch up on this in my previous blog. Here are the 2020 runners and riders in alphabetical order so no one thinks I am playing favorites.

This is my second installment of this particular blog, as the ever-changing landscape of the open networking world dictates it. We have a bevy of new additions on the software side mainly down to the new bare metal devices for the telecoms industry from the OCP projects from the ONF and TIP. You can catch up on this in my previous blog. Here are the 2020 runners and riders in alphabetical order so no one thinks I am playing favorites.