ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Software-defined compute has been around for a while. Software-defined storage is newer but it's gaining visibility and market presence too. Software-defined networking is next in line. Red Hat's Dave Neary talks about what it is and why it's important for delivering capabilities such as VOIP and for replacing expensive single-function boxes.
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