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Take a Network Break! This week we discuss new charges for IPv4 addresses being levied by AWS, Cisco’s acquisition of a BGP monitoring service, and financial results for a host of tech companies. We also speak with J Metz, the Steering Committee Chair of the Ultra Ethernet Consortium to learn more about the organization’s goals; and examine the efforts to investigate claims of a breakthrough in superconducting research.
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Show Links:
New – AWS Public IPv4 Address Charge + Public IP Insights – AWS News Blog
AWS and their Billions in IPv4 addresses – Andree Toonk
Cisco acquires Code BGP – Code BGP
Arista Networks, Inc. Reports Second Quarter 2023 Financial Results – Arista Networks
Fortinet Reports Second Quarter 2023 Financial Results – Fortinet
Intel Reports Second-Quarter 2023 Financial Results – Intel
Extreme Networks Reports Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Year 2023 Financial Results – Extreme Networks
Overview of and Motivation for the Forthcoming Ultra Ethernet Consortium Specification – Ultra Ethernet Consortium (PDF)
Scramble to Validate Superconductor Breakthrough Confirms Zero Resistance, With a Catch – Tom’s Hardware
A Room-Temperature Superconductor? New Developments – Science
Condensed matter on the public stage, and not in a good way – Nanoscale Views
LK-99 – Wikipedia
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