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programmable network (network programmability)
A programmable network is one in which the behavior of network devices and flow control is handled by software that operates independently of network hardware. Read Full Definition
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virtual networking
Virtual networking is the abstraction of network resources from the underlying physical network infrastructure. Read Full Definition
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network segmentation
Network segmentation is a networking architectural design that divides a network into multiple segments (subnets) with each functioning as a smaller, individual network. Read Full Definition
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deconvolutional networks (deconvolutional neural networks)
Deconvolutional networks are convolutional neural networks (CNN) that work in a reversed process. Read Full Definition
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overlay network
An overlay network is a virtual or logical network that is created on top of an existing physical network. Read Full Definition
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network orchestration
Network orchestration is the use of a software-defined network controller that facilitates the creation of network and network security services to achieve business goals. Read Full Definition
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mesh network topology (mesh network)
A mesh network is a network in which devices -- or nodes -- are linked together, branching off other devices or nodes. Read Full Definition
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logical network
A logical network is a software-defined network topology or routing that is often different than the physical network. Read Full Definition
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network monitoring
Network monitoring, also frequently called network management, is the practice of consistently overseeing a computer network for any failures or deficiencies to ensure continued network performance. Read Full Definition
network slicing
Network slicing is a technique that creates multiple virtual networks on top of a shared physical network to provide greater flexibility in the use and allocation of network resources. Read Full Definition
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