Brocade has announced advancements to the Effortless Network strategy, enabled by its HyperEdge architecture, including scale-out networking with the ICX 7750-based distributed chassis solution, ICX 7450 enterprise campus stackable switch, and the availability of OpenFlow 1.3 support for emerging campus Software-Defined Networking (SDN) applications. These new enhancements allow customers to transform their edge networks to support mobility, social, and cloud data traffic as they transition to the new IP.
“Campus customers require a high-performance network infrastructure that is future-proof, that is simple to provision and manage, and that can scale at the speed of business. The latest innovations in the Brocade ICX portfolio significantly advance these capabilities and ensure that customers are prepared for the New IP,” said Jason Nolet,Vice President – Switching, Routing, and Analytics Products, Brocade.
Campus network requirements are evolving rapidly, driven by the mainstream adoption of modern business applications such as video conferencing and virtual desktop infrastructure. Unfortunately, legacy networks are not equipped to handle the increased performance demands and advanced requirements, including the ability to deliver power to high- definition displays directly from the switch that these new applications impose.
If you have an interesting article / experience / case study to share, please get in touch with us at editors@expresscomputeronline.com