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Adopting Software-Defined Networking in the Enterprise

Intel IT is adopting software-defined networking (SDN) to enable on-demand provisioning of networks and network services. By virtualizing the network through a programmable interface, we can offer better support for internal customers—Intel application developers—who work in a fast-paced agile development environment. These customers need to be able to access network resources without having to negotiate a bottleneck created by configuring networks and provisioning services.

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Adopting Software-Defined Networking in the Enterprise