Since our inception in 2008 DeepDive Networking has been closely partnered with select companies to develop and deliver industry leading training programs.  We believe technical training is best taught by professionals who have both a background in training and have hands on experience with the relevant Products and Technologies. 

DeepDive is now looking for another other startup or growing company that we can partner with and help to develop profitable and industry leading training programs. We do it all from creating both physical and on-demand content, to building and managing LMS and cloud based lab environments. Don't let Sales Engineers be your education arm; elevate your training program with DeepDive Networking and we will ...

DDN's own Director of Technical Services and Instructor Extraordinaire, Josh Kuo, gets a shout out from a satisfied student in this testimonial video.  DeepDive Networking has been heavily involved in the development of the Infoblox training program and our skilled instructors deliver that training all over the world.  We are proud to be an Infoblox partner and even more proud of our exceptional instructors!

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Last weekend Infoblox hosted a unique event in Half Moon Bay.  The first annual Infoblox "Train Like A Pro" event brought together long-time Infoblox Executive and all-around DNS guru Cricket Liu, and 49ers running back Roger Craig for a day of golf and Infoblox training. This complementary, invitation-only event was held at the Ritz Carlton and by all accounts it was a rousing success.  The day started with breakfast and a moderated discussion and ended with cocktails after a round of golf; sounds like a perfect day to us.  DeepDive Networking congratulates Infoblox on this successful first event and we hope there are many more to come!

Early this week the Republican National Committee announced that the information of over 198 million US voters had been leaked.  While most of the information was not sensitive or confidential a bigger concern is the voter analytics that were also part of the 1.1 terabyte of compromised data.  Deep Root Analytics was hired during the last presidential campaign by the RNC to compile information designed to predict voter behavior.  Deep Root Analytics and other similar companies mine information from social media, web browser history and other online sources to build psychological profiles that help target marketing to specific voters.  This leak comes in the midst of the investigation into Russia's possible involvement in...

Researchers from the University of Washington and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have discovered magnetism in monolayers. Monolayers are materials with  a single atomic layer.  Chromium triiodide was known to have intrinsic magnetic properties but the fact that it retains these properties in a single atomic layer is very big news. This development could make computing devices smaller and faster than has previously been thought possible.

Read more about it on GeekWire.com