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Dell Unveils Disaggregated NOS

Vendor expands its open networking initiative with Linux-based OS10. Dell ramped up its open networking efforts Wednesday with the launch of a disaggregated Linux-based network operating system that company executives said will give customers more choice and flexibility and paves the way for a software-defined data center. The debut of Operating System 10 (OS10) comes two years after Dell began offering the Cumulus Linux network OS on two of its top-of-rack switches, supporting the open networking model of decoupling networking software from hardware.

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