Pluribus Networks

Pluribus Networks | November 03, 2015

Pluribus Networks, the company that brings the power of virtualization to the network, today announced a group of its top executives and engineers will be on-hand during the Open Network User Group (ONUG) conference at New York University (Nov. 3-5) to demonstrate the interoperability of its software-defined computing, storage and networking technologies. As part of these demonstrations, Pluribus will also debut the general availability of the latest iteration of its flagship offering Netvisor V...

Pluribus Networks | May 11, 2016

Pluribus Networks, the data center network solutions provider that allows businesses to run unconstrained, today announced the availability of its latest update to its award-winning Open Netvisor Linux (ONVL) operating system for Dell Open Networking switches which greatly increases their compatibility within complex, large-scale, heterogeneous, existing switch infrastructures. Pluribus will be demonstrating its latest ONVL Version 2.4 at the Open Networking User’s Group (ONUG) meeting bei...

  | May 02, 2016

VCF-IA 1.5 enables complete visibility into the flow of information between applications and services, an essential business enabler. The new version can be deployed in any data center network – either with or without other Pluribus Networks switches – to enable advanced monitoring and business analytics across a wide range of networking topologies, and at a fraction of the cost of competing solutions. And with the added business metadata capabilities, network monitoring truly become...

SDxCentral | January 15, 2020

IoT and SD-WAN might not sound like they belong together, but ask VMware’s VeloCloud or managed service provider Apcela and you might be surprised by what they have to say. The two companies see SD-WAN as the key to making large IoT deployments manageable at a human scale. Sanjay Uppal, who co-founded VeloCloud and now serves as the head of VMware’s SD-WAN division, said the expanding scope of SD-WAN has opened the door to several applications that the technology wouldn’t norma...