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By 2024, companies will spend more than US$650 billion per year in digital transformation. But, enabling digital transformation has created challenges as IT professionals plan highly distributed IT edge computing networks.

Super Micro Computer, Inc., provider of enterprise computing, storage, networking solutions, and green computing technology, has announced an enhanced partner enabling programme at the Company’s annual Innovate! event in Berlin.

A new agreement between Broadband Forum (BBF) and the Open Networking Foundation (ONF) sets forth how operators seeking to effectively use virtualisation and open source to increase agility can leverage open source and standardisation projects side-by-side to ease their migrations to automated access networks and enable seamless co-existence.

Tufin has partnered with Network Runners, Inc. (NRI), the IT Systems Integrator, established to support its customers’ mission spaces in both the public and private sectors.

STL, a global data network solutions company, has unveiled its programmable FTTx (pFTTx) solution for fiber-based access connectivity at ONF (Open Networking Foundation) Connect 2019 held at Santa Clara, California.

C2A Security has announced a comprehensive automotive security solution, developed in collaboration with NXP, utilizing NXP Semiconductors’ secure CAN (Controller Area Network) transceivers.

Stowe Valley Multi-Academy Trust will be the first Trust in the UK to implement TalkTalk Business’ Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) Network across all eight of their sites, reducing costs and improving efficiency.

Eagle Eye Networks has unveiled enhancements to the Eagle Eye

Mellanox Technologies, Ltd. has announced that its RDMA (Remote Direct Memory Access) networking solutions for VMware vSphere enable virtualised Machine Learning solutions that achieve higher GPU utilisation and efficiency. Benchmarks demonstrate that the NVIDIA vComputeServer (vCS) for virtualised GPUs achieve two times better efficiency by using VMware’s paravirtualised RDMA (PVRDMA) technology than when using traditional networking protocols.

A new company NetAlly has been launched. It comprises a team that has been developing brands of portable network test solutions for over 25 years.