Network Break 283: NVIDIA Acquires Cumulus Networks; Innovium Announces 25.6 Tbps Switch ASIC - a podcast by Packet Pushers Interactive, LLC

Take a Network Break! NVIDIA bolsters its Mellanox purchase by adding Cumulus Networks to its shopping list, Innovium announces a 25.6 Tbps ASIC, and Arista says it will support the SONiC network OS on certain switches.
The International Space Station gets a space laser for networking, Zoom acquires Keybase to boost its encryption chops, and a new 5G organization forms to lobby the U.S. government to protect its members from Huawei.
Last but not least, Arista Networks and Fortinet report Q1 2020 financial results.
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NVIDIA to Acquire Networking Software Trailblazer Cumulus – NVIDIA Blog
Innovium Introduces TERALYNX® 8, World’s Highest Performance Programmable Switch for Data Center Networks with 25.6 Tbps throughput and support for 112 Gbps SerDes I/O – Innovium
Arista Extends Open Cloud Networking Software Leadership – Arista
International space station connects 100Mbps symmetric space laser ethernet using Sony optical disc tech – The Register
Small Optical Link for International Space Station (SOLISS) Succeeds in Bidirectional Laser Communication Between Space and Ground Station – Jaxa
Zoom Acquires Keybase and Announces Goal of Developing the Most Broadly Used Enterprise End-to-End Encryption Offering – Zoom
“Zoom acquiring a failed startup originally doing encryption which pivoted to a crypto currency ponzi scheme and claiming this will make Zoom security better is about as on point for 2020 as ever.” – Kyle Mestery via Twitter
Keybase joins Zoom – Keybase
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