Juniper Networks' push into the future of networking

Monday, September 19, 2011 10:01:00 AM

Juniper Networks’ new strategy and expanded portfolio spans IT and networking, including new software processors and cloud networking systems for enterprises and service providers.

This is a push towards open software platforms and fully programmable networks.

Clearly, networks are at the heart of any business or community, and Juniper has broken down the barriers between service providers and enterprises with solutions that support private networks, managed services and public carrier services – with a single product family.

A key area for Juniper is that their open, cross-network Junos software platform will extend the intelligence of Juniper’s router operating systems across the network and to endpoint devices, creating fully programmable networks.

Also Juniper announced new datacentre networking and security packages for enterprises and service providers.

Hardware.com is a Juniper SELECT partner, specializing in routing and switching solutions.

 

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