Recent instability in US software stocks highlights a growing crisis: high hardware costs and shrinking margins are squeezing the tech industry. This blog argues that while IT leaders cannot control stock prices or GPU costs, they can control their infrastructure. Featuring insights from The Critical Lowdown podcast with leaders from Celestica and Hedgehog, the post outlines why Open Networking is now a financial imperative. Read article

What happens when a multi-million-dollar project is waiting on a single, crucial part? As our latest blog post explores, the answer is nothing. It just sits there.

That's why we're championing a new approach: Supply Chain as a Service. Instead of just selling components, we focus on delivering the certainty and reliability our customers need. This means becoming a true partner dedicated to proactive problem-solving, relentless communication, and ensuring our customers' most critical projects never stop moving.

In today's fast-paced world, our real product isn't just a cable or a switch—it's peace of mind.

Tired of juggling multiple vendors and navigating complex supply chains for your network deployments? This blog explores how EPS Global transforms these challenges into simple, turn-key solutions. Discover how our single-source approach, deep expertise in open networking, and global logistics can streamline your projects, reduce costs, and accelerate deployment. Learn why leading ISPs, data centers, and enterprises choose us as their strategic partner.

The open networking datacenter NOS (network operating system) environment has seen a huge amount of consolidation over the last 5 years. This is down to the emergence of an open-source NOS, graciously gifted to the world by non-other than Microsoft. Linus Torvalds, the creator, and lead developer of the Linux kernel, famously said, “Microsoft isn’t evil, they just make really crappy operating systems.” Thankfully, in this case, he was referring to Windows and not the white box operating system that is taking over the data center ecosystem. Torvalds’s own Linux Foundation are now the gatekeepers of community SONiC so it's safe to say he approves this time! Read article