Network disaggregation is the separation of a network’s hardware and software components, moving away from traditional, tightly integrated vendor systems to a more modular, open approach.
What if a single operating system could speed up our data center and Service Provider Network? IP Infusion have released and explained why it matters now for modern open networking. The update brings wider white-box support, advanced telemetry, new Segment Routing capabilities with support of…
Can two different vendor stacks pass real traffic with minimal changes and deliver production-grade services in the same network lab? We set out to prove that OcNOS and Cisco IOS XR can work together across OSPF, Segment Routing MPLS, MP-BGP, EVPN-VPWS with clear, repeatable configurations.…
Can a move away from closed boxes truly speed innovation and cut costs across our networks? We ask this because major providers have already pushed disaggregated models into production, and the results matter to anyone planning scale and agility. We separate hardware and software, let…
Can we break the old vendor lock and build networks that move as fast as our business? We define this change simply: decoupling hardware from software. This lets teams choose the best parts for their needs. They then assemble platforms that meet their goals. In…
