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Another tale in the Cisco vs Juniper saga: Juniper CEO Kevin Johnson speaks with Jim Cramer on Mad Money. It’s a good interview, in which Cramer asks him “You’re taking share and taking names in this business, aren’t you?” Take a look:
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This from a recent press release: SUNNYVALE, CA, Aug 04, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Juniper Networks(R) (JNPR 28.31, -0.17, -0.60%) today announced that several of its routing, switching and circuit-to-packet solutions have been tested and certified by the U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC) for interoperability with Defense Department [...]
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By now, all of our readers are sure to know all about AT&Ts supply chain streamlining and their break from the two vendor rule in the IP core. Juniper, Cisco and Alcatel-Lucent will all provide equipment for the carriers wireline and wireless IP core. Rounding out the coverage of this announcement from AT&T are a [...]
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We here at Burning With The Bush are very excited to announce that you can now stay up to date with all things Juniper on your apple device of choice! Thanks to our new app built by MotherApp, you never have to miss any Juniper news, information or expert advice! Download the Apple app now!
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Juniper Networks appears to be picking up steam in the Enterprise market – or at least picking up customers. We looked at their international reach a couple weeks ago, so today let’s scan their growing industry diversity: Derivatives Trading IntercontinentalExchange, a leading operator of exchanges, trading platforms and clearing houses around the world has chosen [...]
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What do a Bahrain based data center and integrated solutions company, one of Malaysia’s largest financial institutions and a school in Winnipeg have in common? They all rolled out Juniper networks solutions! First, in the Kingdom of Bahrain: Gateway Gulf, an integrated data center and solutions company based in Bahrain, has selected and installed network [...]
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SUNNYVALE, Calif., November 10, 2009 — Juniper Networks® (NYSE: JNPR), the leader in high-performance networking, today confirmed its Intrusion Detection and Prevention (IDP) security systems and Integrated Security Gateway (ISG) firewall/virtual private network (VPN) systems with IDP offer protection for new Microsoft vulnerabilities announced today. Additional information about Juniper Networks security solutions can be found [...]
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We are really interested in hearing everyones thoughts on the new Juniper Networks logo. Is it sleek, modern, childish, simple, sophisticated, trendy, trying-to-hard, high-tech or what? How about the new Junos logo – what do you think about the star/flower – fabulous or failure? Going a step further, how important is branding to your network [...]
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Help resources for JNCIA and JNCIS certification. For those starting out with Juniper, they should check out http://junos.juniper.net. This site has a set of tools that go beyond fast track, and there are often free offers of courses and lab time if you register on the site. Juniper recently ran a summer school for both [...]
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Tomorrow (22 September, 2009) at 1100 PT, Bill Ahlstrom, Kevin Freitas and Jan LaTourette will host a live text chat on the new JUNOS certifications and courseware: Please join us Tuesday, September 22 at 11am Pacific, for a live chat with members of our Training and Certification team. We’ll take your questions and discuss changes [...]
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The Juniper Networks E Series has led this evolution with innovative features that have made it the market share leader for the BRAS market segment," said …
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Fresh with a major customer win from Qwest Communications, Alcatel-Lucent has now unveiled a new converged IP/Optical backbone network solution that it says will help service providers keep up with the insatiable demand for Internet-based video and high-speed business services (tele-medicine and video surveillance). Alcatel-Lucent thinks that instead of just slapping in a new core router–a costly exercise–service providers should leverage a converged IP/Optical backbone that integrates IP and optical transport. With this converged approach, Alcatel-Lucent claims they can save service providers 30 percent in Capex costs in addition to lower power, space and operational costs.
An integrated control plane between the optical and IP layers is a key component to Alcatel-Lucent’s strategy. By taking this approach, the solution can improve service provisioning time as well as increase network capacity with support for 40 and 100 Gbps data plane speeds. In addition, Alcatel-Lucent will offer an integrated network management approach that will provide network visibility across both the IP and optical domains to a carrier’s designated Network Operation Centers (NOCs.)
While other packet optical network service players including Cisco, Ciena, Fujitsu and Juniper will likely downplay Alcatel-Lucent’s approach, having a major customer endorsement from Qwest gives Alcatel-Lucent an initial proof point for the new offering.
For more:
- see the release here
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