First operating system for quantum networks Breakthrough achievement paves the way for practical quantum internet applications Date: March 12, 2025 Source: Delft University of Technology Summary ...

eWEEK NEWS ANALYSIS: New Linux-based network operating system and an intent-based automation and operations toolkit for developers will allow cloud and data center builders to scale and adapt ...

Startups Aviz Networks and Hedgehog lead commercial support and innovation for the open-source network operating system Software for Open Networking in the Cloud, hoping to attract large enterprises.

The Army’s design goals for its unified network of 2030 are shaped to tackle some tough challenges and keep up with the rapid pace of technology.

The operating system is developed and distributed by Lime Technology; the cheapest version costs 49 US dollars for one year. If you want to receive lifetime updates, you currently have to invest ...

The systems, dubbed MX 3D, carry some heady claims including dramatic cuts in operating expenses for carriers. Juniper is claiming that the MX Series can provide up to 2.6 terabits per second with ...

What companies really want in networking is something is akin to the situation with Linux, and we think companies would be willing to give up on having source code if they can get a unifying network ...

Tweet this SONiC, the open-source network operating system based on Linux, runs on switches from multiple vendors and application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs).

It is perplexing to us that the world’s largest distributor of client and server operating systems and also the creator of the Linux-based, open source SONiC network operating system – that would be ...

Network providers also benefit from the robustness of an established operating system since OcNOS is built upon IP Infusion’s popular and proven ZebOS® line of networking products.

Novell had the early lead in the network operating system market, but a persistent Microsoft kept hammering away until NetWare become a just a memory in many companies. If it weren’t for Novell ...