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Startup Radar: Aliro Networks Makes Quantum Networking Easier

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By Ethan Banks
| Packet Pushers
Aliro Networks is a quantum networking startup. Aliro’s ecosystem makes it easy to design and operate a quantum network, which is no small feat considering the physics involved. Their ecosystem includes the Aliro Orchestrator to handle entanglement-based quantum network operations, the AlirOS quantum networking operating system, and the Aliro Simulator to help you design and validate an entanglement-based network.
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Human Infrastructure 410: Plan B, PANW Buys CyberArk, Wi-Fi Toolkit <$2K

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By Drew Conry-Murray, Ethan Banks
| beehiiv
Essay: Working With Plan B by Nathan Evans Ever have a brilliant design for an upcoming project, only to discover the product you recommended was not selected as the solution? In its place you get to deploy the alternative, chosen for its lower cost, or its sales buzzwords, or because “somebody knows a guy”. Do you complain? Do you threaten to resign?
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Claudia de Luna's AutoCon3 Opening Keynote Summary

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By Ethan Banks
| Packet Pushers
On 28-May-2025, the AutoCon3 conference put on by the Network Automation Forum kicked off with Claudia de Luna‘s opening keynote. Claudia challenged network automators to stop arguing about tools, and start at the beginning properly with a dirty word. Requirements. What follows is my summary of Claudia’s talk. Video of her excellent, provocative talk will be posted to the Network Automation Forum’s YouTube channel in the weeks following the event held in late May 2025.
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