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Network Break 127: New Programmable Silicon; Microsoft ARMs Itself
Category: Technology
Duration: 00:00:00
Publish Date: 2017-03-20 09:11:38
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Take a Network Break! After digging out from winter storms, let’s recover with a regimen of hot water bottles, virtual donuts, and real beer. Thank you for joining us for this week s trek across the icy tundra of tech news.

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Show Notes:

Story 1: Programmable Silicon Gets A New Competitor

Programmable Switch Silicon Market Gets New Entrant With Innovium s Teralynx – Packet Pushers

Story 2: Microsoft, Qualcomm, Cavium ARM Themselves

Microsoft Partners With Qualcomm To Open Floodgates For ARM-Based Data Center – Forbes

Qualcomm Collaborates with Microsoft to Accelerate Cloud Services on 10nm Qualcomm Centriq 2400 Platform – Qualcomm

Cavium and Microsoft Collaborate to Accelerate Cloud Services with ThunderX2 – Cavium

Story 3: Intel Bets $15 Billion On Connected Cars

Intel Buying Mobileye for $15 Billion – Light Reading

Intel buys Mobileye in $15.3B deal, moves its automotive unit to Israel – TechCrunch

Intel And Mobileye: Strategic Sense, Financial Nonsense – Seeking Alpha

Story 4: Google Gets Serverless With Cloud Functions

Google: Try Google Functions, Please – SDX Central

Google Cloud Functions: a serverless environment to build and connect cloud services – Google

Story 5: Is Citrix Looking For A Buyer?

Citrix Is Working With Goldman Sachs on Potential Sale Process – Bloomberg

Story 6: Oracle Posts Strong Results

Oracle Stock Up 7% after Q3 Earnings, Cloud Continues to Impress – SDX Central

Story 7: Silicon Valley Executive Recycling

Davidson Re-Joins Cisco in SP Unit – Light Reading

Story 8: A Parachute Of Gold

Mayer scores $23 million golden parachute as Yahoo names post-Verizon deal executive team – CNBC

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