Subscribe to Kernel of Truth on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Cast Box and Sticher! Click here for our previous episode. This episode, host Brian is joined by two of our in-house Linux Kernel experts David and Roopa. Joining them is Attilla who,

Subscribe to Kernel of Truth on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Cast Box and Sticher! Click here for our previous episode. Guess who’s back? Back again? The real Kernel of Truth podcast is back with season 2 and we’re starting off this season with all th...

An episode dedicated to trends and predictions straight from the brains of some of Cumulus’ brightest.

Subscribe to Kernel of Truth on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Cast Box and Sticher! Click  here for our previous episode. For this week’s Kernel of Truth podcast we dive into Layer 3 networking and why we believe it’s the future of network design.

Podcast: Play in new window | Download Subscribe: Android | RSS Subscribe to Kernel of Truth on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Castbox and Stitcher! Click here for our previous episode. On this week’s Kernel of Truth episode,

Subscribe to Kernel of Truth on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Castbox and Stitcher! Click here for our previous episode. Cumulus Networks’ home base is in the heart of Mountain View, California — the Mecca of tech startups.

Subscribe to Kernel of Truth on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Castbox and Stitcher! Click here for our previous episode. Let’s talk about lasers! In this episode of Kernel of Truth, I bribed asked Product Manager Brian O’Sullivan (who you’ll remember f...

Subscribe to Kernel of Truth on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Castbox and Stitcher! Click here for our previous episode. If you enjoyed our previous episode about hyper-converged infrastructure, then you’re in for a real treat — the infamous Greg Ferro...

In this episode, Greg Ferro and JR Rivers discuss hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI). How is HCI changing the way we look at network architecture?

Cisco announced it was embracing disaggregation of the data center, but does this model REALLY fit the definition of network disaggregation? What does true data center disaggregation look like?