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More and more server and storage vendors are starting to deliver turnkey solutions or reference architectures combined with server virtualization software of VMware and Hyper-V. Most are marketed as private cloud solutions which can be quickly deployed.

There is VCE with vBlocks, NetApp FlexPod , Dell vStart and now there is IBM which collaborates with VMware and Juniper in a new reference configuration which enables mid market clients to quickly deploy a departmental, entry cloud solution. The solution is build using IBM server, IBM iSCSI storage, Juniper switches and VMware vSphere.

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Malware permeated the mobile ecosystem in 2011. the problem isn’t going away either. Smartphones have an unprecedented quantity of non-public knowledge that malicious hackers are drooling to get. each day they’re arising with a lot of refined attacks and scheming ways in which on a way to infiltrate that knowledge trove in your pocket.

Juniper’s Mobile Threats Report for 2011 shows that malware increased in 2011 by one hundred and fifty fifth. 46.7% of all threats that Juniper analyzed in 2011 were Android, prior to forty first for Java ME. whereas Juniper doesn’t have stats for Apple’s iOS, it will say that there are dangers that might damage your iPhone yet.

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Juniper Networks is developing a massive switch that could replace traditional IP (Internet Protocol) routers in the core of service-provider networks and combine optical and electronic technologies that today exist in separate systems with dedicated staffs.

The PTX Series Packet Transport Switch platform, of which the first products will ship in the first quarter of next year, will combine two technologies that carriers use to bypass routing at the center of their networks. Routing involves the processor-intensive work of examining every packet, and it often isn’t necessary for traffic that is just traversing the core of the network. Instead, carriers use MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) and optical switching, neither of which requires full routing intelligence, to move traffic through the core.

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Juniper Networks and Polycom have teamed on a joint telepresence and videoconferencing offering that’s designed to serve as a counterweight to Cisco Systems and its recent acquisition of Tandberg.

In a statement Monday, Juniper and Polycom said they will optimize their platforms so service providers can offer video and telepresence cheaply. The argument: it’s cheaper for enterprises to deploy telepresence as a service from their network providers instead of building out their own networks.

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Public cloud computing vendors can push costs offers a high degree of standardization and the ability to provide a common pool of processing resources with many systems and customers to share. However, companies must also be considered when managing the hidden costs of cloud service integration with legacy information systems equipment and staff to these services.

After Errol Rasit, principal analyst at Gartner, customers need the capacity, the cost of providing local service, to measure how to make an informed decision on public cloud services is available. This measure, however, can not be readily available to any business, however, added Rasit.

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The networking equipment manufacturer inked a new OEM (original equipment manufacturer) agreement with Dell Computer, where the PC maker will market, resell and support Juniper’s networking gear to businesses.

The partnership will allow Dell to sell packaged product sets bundled with its own storage and servers, to data center customers looking for a one-stop shop arrangement with the vendor.

Cisco earlier this year also entered the server hardware business with its “unified computing” drive. It announced in March a set of blade servers, and in June a rack-mount server system combining network, compute and virtualization components.

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Update will be published by a number of announcements this week seem company Juniper Networks to provide its views on new markets, particularly the segment is currently dominated by market leader Cisco Systems.

The maker of networking equipment has a new OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) agreement with Dell Computer, where PC makers have signed the contract, resale and support of Juniper network equipment for businesses.

The partnership will allow Dell products packaged set comes with its own storage and servers in the data center customers who sell to a single agreement with the seller.

Cisco earlier this year in the market for server hardware with the “Unified Computing ‘unit. It was announced in March a series of blade servers and install a server rack in June that the network of computer components and virtualization combined.

Juniper is also introducing a new chipset and the modernization of the software platform. The new processors are part of a new family of “trio” integrated card product line and is touted to be able to define the bandwidth of the devices on the market today doubled.

Lam Chee Keong, director of marketing of business solutions, Juniper Asia Pacific, ZDNet Asia, said in an interview with the modular set of chips are on the cards MX-3D new line, and can ask for its range MX-series routers, Ethernet in smaller form factors.

MX80 a new router instead of one eighth of the competition so that more can be packed in a data center, said Lam.

Juniper also plans to open a new platform with the hope that the development of third-party network Junos operating system.

To promote the development of new coins of space Junos, the company has three applications together with the release of the platform to start. An application called Route Analyzer for shortages on the roads can be optimized between data centers.

Junos Space directed to building applications with graphical user interface for easy network management and automation of tasks is based, he said.

“We hope to eliminate boredom with some network management tasks in this context,” he said, these include the development of the typical tasks of the command line, the other in a command-line Drag drop, as might be transformed.

Juniper is also hoping that its hardware partners to launch applications for managing your equipment. For example, a provider of virtualization, an application that creates the automated movement of virtual machines through a router which automatically enables the Ethernet port and needed to close the connection after the whole movement, said Lam.

Greater momentum in the mid-market
These ads look Juniper obviously a piece of cake from the middle market segment, currently dominated by Cisco.

Lam said that is part of the paper, the OEM to make their way to their Juniper network equipment providers to sell new services already manages Dell computers with the network portion of Juniper. The partnership with Dell, which has been “particularly successful in the middle of the market with servers at low cost” offers a new way of marketing for Juniper, which has “traditionally focused on large companies.”

“The quickest way would be [Juniper] to extend the reach through partnerships,” he said.

As new products are designed for service providers, Lam expects the interest of companies to be high. “Enterprise [data center] is required to service the same time for more service providers as well.

“And start small businesses that require high scalability [network equipment],” he said.

Upgrading the hardware and software has also a step toward Juniper Cloud project “Stratus” is announced. He said to grow earlier this year to compete with other companies to a Web of data center converged with the efforts of Cisco.

Teams clouds Juniper products are ultimately very different given known, said Lam. “Only in the communication between hardware and software, and [are] strong virtualization.”

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Rising costs did not help S&P 500 (NYSE:SPY) component Juniper Networks (NYSE:JNPR) in the first quarter as profit dropped from a year earlier. Juniper Networks, Inc. offers products and services that facilitate the deployment of services and applications over the Internet.

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Results: Net income for Juniper Networks fell to $129.8 million (24 cents/share) vs. $163.1 million (30 cents/share) a year earlier. A decline of 20.5% from the year earlier quarter.

Revenue: Rose 20.7% to $1.1 billion YoY.

Actual vs. Wall St. Expectations: JNPR fell short of the mean analyst estimate of 32 cents/share. Estimates ranged from 30 cents per share to 34 cents per share.
Quoting Management: “Juniper delivered solid results in the first quarter and continued to build on market momentum,” said Kevin Johnson, chief executive officer at Juniper Networks. “We are executing on our innovation roadmap with new solutions that define our vision of the new network. Innovation is at the core of our multi-year growth agenda.”

Key Stats:

The company has enjoyed double-digit year-over-year revenue growth for the past five quarters. Over that span, the company has averaged growth of 22.8%, with the biggest boost coming in the fourth quarter of the last fiscal year when revenue rose 26.4% from the year earlier quarter.

Competitors to Watch: Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO), Alcatel-Lucent (NYSE:ALU), Riverbed Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:RVBD), ADTRAN, Inc. (NASDAQ:ADTN), Ciena Corporation (NASDAQ:CIEN), and Tellabs, Inc. (NASDAQ:TLAB).

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Juniper Networks plans to acquire wireless security firm SMobile for about U.S. $ 70,000,000 cash, the companies announced Tuesday.

The network equipment maker Juniper said it plans to integrate SMobile portfolio of security software for smartphones and tablets at Junos software Pulse, offering connectivity, security and acceleration for smartphones, netbooks, notebooks and tablets.

“Juniper and ensures the most traffic of mobile phones in the United States, is a world leader in servers, high-end security and SSL VPN (2) of the market, allowing more than 25 million end users so remotely and securely connect their PCs and smart phones to corporate networks, “said Mark Bauhaus, executive vice president and general manager of Service Layer Technologies at Juniper Networks. “The integration of the portfolio in Junos Press SMobile provide users with comprehensive security solution available in the mobile market.”

The companies did not say when the agreement is close.

Juniper is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, and SMobile is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio.

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Dell and Juniper Networks have signed a technology collaboration network that will develop products for virtualized data centers.

On Tuesday, the companies announced they will work together in aligning data center virtualized based on open standards. Collborate also on products based on enhanced converged Ethernet (CEE) and iSCSI, both technologies are intended to make networks more profitable to run.

As part of the agreement, Dell will sell network equipment, Juniper Networks, following a similar agreement with Brocade, which was extended in September. It plans to rename Juniper routers, switches and gateways PowerConnect services under its J-Series products, while selling Brocade storage and network equipment under the brand PowerConnect B-Series.

The agreement is designed to allow companies to build its data center and network infrastructure – including offices, remote workers, customers and business partners – with the team from a single provider, the companies said.

“This agreement will help solve many of our most serious challenges, including the dramatic increase in security issues, once again dispersed workforce and challenges caused by the arrival of the virtualized data center,” said Dell senior vice president, Brad Anderson , in a statement.

Dell will sell, service and support of Juniper products – including the MX-series routers, EX-series switches and Ethernet services SRX Series gateways, they all JUNOS software running on the FreeBSD derivative. The products will be available through Dell’s direct and channel PartnerDirect.

Several companies are looking for technologies such as Ethernet and convergence in the use of virtualized servers to simplify deployment and maintenance of data centers. For example, Cisco networking company earlier this year introduced its first blade and rack server products on an initiative calling for Unified Computing (UC), a move that analysts say has been responsible for company such as IBM and Dell hardware to work more closely with networking companies such as Brocade and Juniper. IBM announced an agreement to OEM Brocade in April.

The company has a relatively new market for Juniper, which made its name with routers used by telecommunications companies. The company launched its Ethernet switch portfolio last year and has sold switches to the likes of NYSE Euronext, which is used to build data centers in New York and London.

Juniper is competing with Cisco UC and HP BladeSystem Matrix with a project called Stratus, intended to simplify and accelerate the networks. Stratus-based products will not arrive until 2010 or 2011, but at least in theory, Juniper plans to go further than any of Cisco and HP, according to Datamonitor analyst Rik Turner.

“Neither the supplier [Cisco or] HP proposes something as radical as the architecture of a single layer of Stratus,” Turner said in a July report, published at the time of trying to Juniper with NYSE Euronext. “The fact that the giant global stock markets, whose tolerance is obviously minimal latency, has been with Juniper is a strong endorsement of the vendor’s road map.”

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