Some network vendors have been positioning SD WAN vs. MPLS as the ultimate solution to any network issue.

The migration from networks based on multiprotocol label switching (MPLS) to the more agile and affordable alternative, software-defined wide-area networking (SD-WAN), continues apace, as revealed ...

Centurylink is seeing stronger-than-expected revenues from its MPLS business, which many thought would be cannibalized by SD-WAN.

SD-WAN utilizes different, simultaneous connection types, including MPLS, Ethernet, broadband internet, and 5G. If one connection fails, SD-WAN seamlessly reroutes traffic over alternate paths ...

The reality that we are finding today is that large enterprises are keeping MPLS and adding SD-WAN in a hybrid approach.

There will be a 200 percent year-over-year increase in adoption rate of SD-WAN systems among global enterprises.

SD-WAN and SASE technologies are becoming mainstream and MPLS usage is on the decline, according to survey results from SASE vendor Aryaka.

Acquiring and deploying SD-WAN hardware may incur some costs; however, the cost of installing and operating these devices is relatively insignificant in comparison to dedicated MPLS circuits.

Startup Graphiant emerged from stealth mode last month with what it describes as an enterprise-grade network service that provides the privacy, security, and reliability of MPLS but with the cost ...

After explaining why organizations are choosing SD-WAN over MPLS in part one of this series, Tom Fenton now takes a look at the components underlying the technology approach and how they work.

SD-WAN solutions offer networking advantages vs. the standard MPLS for K–12 schools. Learn how districts implement this effectively at scale.

It's important to make sure your SD-WAN deployment is set up to handle issues like increases in service provider connections and changes in security policy.