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WiFi is on its way to effectively becoming the `radio' for the Internet of things.
The Internet of things will rely on cloud computing for processing power, storage and interconnectedness.
The Internet of things will evolve into an advanced 'universe' containing billions of 'things' before the decade is out.
Even the harshest of environments require adaptability and visibility when it comes to network control.
With the rapidly growing BYOD movement, client congestion has become a widespread problem for wireless networks.
The open source world is on a journey of democratisation, and its success is on the rise.
One of the keys to the perpetuation of the BYOD revolution is software defined networking, says Martin May, regional director, Extreme Networks.
Establishing best practices for global cloud security is central to successful cloud orchestration.
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Duxbury, Extreme Networks and Integr8 partner to develop a pay-per use networking solution in SA.
The solution delivers unified management, application analytics and dynamic data centre orchestration for highly virtualised applications.
The?AP3805 from Extreme Networks?is designed to support demanding?applications?with a view to enhancing mobile worker productivity.
