Arista Networks Blog

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Does Latency Matter in Cloud Networking?

Cloud Networking has arrived upon us. Take server density on a scale never seen before plus compute demanding application workloads and you get a class of non-blocking cloud networking that is more aware of dynamic application flows than vanilla...

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Which Technology Will Prevail for Cloud Networking?

As we enter this new era of dense servers and multi-core cloud computing, one must pay closer attention to the choice of the right cloud networking...

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The Silicon Choice for Cloud Networking

These days there is much discussion whether switches or routers should be built with proprietary custom ASICs or standard "merchant silicon" chips....

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How Robust is your cloud network?

The IT industry has touted networking OS advantages for many generations. Cisco was the pioneer and leader in the 1990s with Cisco IOS, rich in...

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Cloud Networking Reflections 100 Days Later

It has been 100+ days since Arista Networks formally unveiled our new name, Cloud Networking mission and our much talked about leadership team. What...

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Evolutionary Designs for Cloud Networking

As 2009 begins, I have been thinking of how stale and stagnant the networking designs have been for the past decade, based on the classic three-layer...

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Cloud Networking: Blurring the silos between machines, networks and applications

Since writing my blog a month ago, the fever on both Cloud computing and Cloud networking has escalated to new highs and the economy to new lows....

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My Next Gig

It is truly my pleasure and honor to join Arista Networks as the President and CEO of the company. I have known founders, Andy Bechtolsheim and David...

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What is Cloud Networking ?

I would like to shed some light on the networking requirements of next generation datacenters, based on cloud computing.

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