David Le Goff sent me several great SDN-related questions. Here’s the first one:
What is your take on the performance issue with software-based equipment when dealing with general purpose CPU only? Do you see this challenge as a hard stop to SDN business?
Short answer (as always) is it depends. However, I think most people approach this issue the wrong way.
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