Gregory Ness

The Next Tech Boom: Infrastructure 2.0

As Chambers recently commented... productivity is the way out:

seekingalpha.com/artic...

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The Next Tech Boom: Infrastructure 2.0

Thanks deals. Yet if network management budgets stay frozen, the pressures will only increase as TCP/IP spreads. I think the cloud players and the infratsructure players need to get together and do more than what VMsafe did for VMware....

Thx
Greg

The Next Tech Boom: Infrastructure 2.0

Thanks Lori!

It's great to hear from you. Yep, we agree!

Sincerely,
Greg

The Next Tech Boom: Infrastructure 2.0

Josh:

A lot of us wish it would be simple. But the launch of a new category is usually driven by multiple factors. Reachability and app layer intelligence will address some of the I2.0 demands but certainly not all of them. Yet it is a direction of innovation that is inevitable. The question becomes: who will benefit?

Thanks for your comment.
Greg

The Next Tech Boom: Infrastructure 2.0

Kyle:

If network management costs continue to rise I think the vendors will be forced to either address the issue (with intelligence and automation) or see slower momentum on large enterprise projects. They'll benefit from the spread of TCP/IP but not to the extent they could if they became more strategic to the emerging initiatives.

Thanks for your comment.

Greg

Cloud Computing Requires Infrastructure 2.0

Ryan: Thansk for the comment and question. I think the best example would be Google Chrome pre-fetching and its impact on DNS.

blog.chromium.org/2008...

Thx
Greg