In this episode of The Critical Lowdown, Alan Fagan, who manages Sales for North America at EPS Global, moderates a panel featuring Jeff Hummel, Technical Services Supervisor and Nathan Gerencser, Senior Network Engineer both from MetaLINK; and Vince Schuele, Senior Network Architect from IP ArchiTechs.

In this episode of The Critical Lowdown, Alan Fagan, who manages Sales for North America at EPS Global, moderates a panel featuring Jeff Hummel, Technical Services Supervisor and Nathan Gerencser, Senior Network Engineer both from MetaLINK; and Vince Schuele, Senior Network Architect from IP ArchiTechs.

Zetta Connect, a long-time customer of EPS Global, is an independent connectivity consultancy that helps landlords and tenants to improve the digital infrastructure of their space, making it easier for occupiers to consume connectivity, and as a result making the workspace more appealing and productive. Robin is trying to encourage a move away from internet connectivity being a problem for the tenant to sort out, and a move towards treating it like other utilities that are a given when the tenant agrees a lease. His work includes coordinating with carriers to bring connectivity into a new or refurbished buildings, site surveys, connectivity upgrades and significantly, by designing a fibre cable infrastructure to enable a plug and play solution for tenants.

Zetta Connect, a long-time customer of EPS Global, is an independent connectivity consultancy that helps landlords and tenants to improve the digital infrastructure of their space, making it easier for occupiers to consume connectivity, and as a result making the workspace more appealing and productive. Robin is trying to encourage a move away from internet connectivity being a problem for the tenant to sort out, and a move towards treating it like other utilities that are a given when the tenant agrees a lease. His work includes coordinating with carriers to bring connectivity into a new or refurbished buildings, site surveys, connectivity upgrades and significantly, by designing a fibre cable infrastructure to enable a plug and play solution for tenants.

Edgecore Network's AS9716-32D open networking switch is one of the world's fastest bare-metal data center switches available today. Our Senior Technical Engineer Barry McGinley reviews the 400G spine switch, optimised for high-performance, at our Dublin warehouse, giving a quick rundown of the specs this switch provides.

Edgecore Network's AS9716-32D open networking switch is one of the world's fastest bare-metal data center switches available today. Our Senior Technical Engineer Barry McGinley reviews the 400G spine switch, optimised for high-performance, at our Dublin warehouse, giving a quick rundown of the specs this switch provides.

UfiSpace, a leading provider of open disaggregated networking solutions and ourselves at EPS Global, who are worldwide distributors of open networking solutions from industry-pioneering manufacturers, announced this week a partnership to provide the next generation of open and disaggregation solutions for Service Providers. This partnership means that EPS Global will distribute UfiSpace’s disaggregated cell site gateways for aggregating current and next gen. equipment at cell sites, and UfiSpace’s disaggregated open routers to enable a pay-as-you-grow network capacity upgrades in the IP/MPLS core and IP edge networks.

UfiSpace, a leading provider of open disaggregated networking solutions and ourselves at EPS Global, who are worldwide distributors of open networking solutions from industry-pioneering manufacturers, announced this week a partnership to provide the next generation of open and disaggregation solutions for Service Providers. This partnership means that EPS Global will distribute UfiSpace’s disaggregated cell site gateways for aggregating current and next gen. equipment at cell sites, and UfiSpace’s disaggregated open routers to enable a pay-as-you-grow network capacity upgrades in the IP/MPLS core and IP edge networks.

A decade has now elapsed since the creation of the Open Networking Foundation (ONF) and the Open Compute Project (OCP). The establishment of these two organizations, and the communities that spawned from within, has led to a complete reshaping of the data center market, and more recently, with the addition of the Telecom Infra Project, the telecoms industry.

A decade has now elapsed since the creation of the Open Networking Foundation (ONF) and the Open Compute Project (OCP). The establishment of these two organizations, and the communities that spawned from within, has led to a complete reshaping of the data center market, and more recently, with the addition of the Telecom Infra Project, the telecoms industry.

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.