On This Day: November 10, 2014, Rami Rahim Takes Over at Juniper
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Source:Converge Digest
A look back at Converge Digest coverage published on November 10 in earlier years.

A look back at Converge Digest coverage published on November 10 in earlier years.

2025
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2021
Broadcom samples 100G/lane Optical PAM-4 DSP PHYs
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2017
Qualcomm unveils its 10nm Centriq 2400 server processor
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2014
Juniper Appoints New CEO following Board Level Dispute
Juniper Networks named Rami Rahim, an early engineer and one of the original architects of the MX routing platform, as CEO following the resignation of Shaygan Kheradpir after a board review.
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