Posted on November 2, 2009 by varidion
The Enterprise CIO now understands the value of new world Cloud based applications, so why are they still installing old world network topologies to deliver these? As many companies start to build their own Cloud infrastructures they are hindered by low speed and high latency environments that can not meet the demands of today’s high [...]
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Posted on October 21, 2009 by varidion
Clearly Tarmacadam. It has a few years on Ethernet. The first Tar road was laid in Bagdad circa 8th Centaury AD, a few years before Robert Metcalf and David Boggs published their paper in 1973 outlining a successful Multipoint shared Network running locally at 3Mbp/s. 40 years later, Ethernet Networks are delivering 10Gbp/s [...]
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Posted on October 12, 2009 by varidion
How important is the new world for web 2.0 content to a new startup business? Give me a few years and I’ll let you know. David Macfarlane and Alex Ayers, the founding Directors of Varidion Limited have are creating a Cloud Networking business based on the principals of Web2.0. The venture will deliver [...]
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