OpenFlow was mentioned in an article titled “Building a crash-proof internet” which recently appeared in NewScientist magazine (pp.38-41, no. 2714, June 2009). The article describes the motivations for building large-scale, programmable, realistic testbeds and the NSF’s GENI project. OpenFlow is introduced as a practical platform to accelerate this effort.

The article is online here.

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