NB506: Billions Flow for US Chips; FCC Lets T-Mobile, SpaceX Make Phone Calls from Orbit
The post-Thanksgiving Network Break episode covers critical CVEs in Veritas and QNAP, Cisco's ACI software EOL, Verizon's 1.6Tbps trials, and US chip funding developments.
MAIN POINTS
- Critical CVEs have been identified in Veritas and QNAP products.
- Cisco announces the end-of-life for two versions of its ACI software.
- Verizon conducts field trials achieving 1.6Tbps throughput using Ciena optical transceivers.
- Developments in US chip funding and FCC allowing T-Mobile and SpaceX phone calls from orbit.
TAKEAWAYS
- Stay updated on security vulnerabilities in Veritas and QNAP to protect systems.
- Cisco's ACI software users need to plan for software upgrades or replacements.
- Verizon's trials indicate significant advancements in optical networking capabilities.
- US chip funding and FCC decisions may impact telecommunications and technology sectors.