HP ProCurve networks
the World Cyber Games

Until next year…
As a major sponsor of the World Cyber Games, ProCurve Networking by HP delivered a robust network for the 2007 Grand Finals in Seattle (U.S.). ProCurve’s Ben Van Kerkwyk filed ongoing reports on the challenges of building a fully secure, robust and interoperable network – ultimately feeding 30 million viewers.

Today: Sunday, Oct. 7, 2007
Last night’s closing ceremonies marked the end of the Grand Finals competition. But we still have work to do – breaking down and shipping everything back. That includes two new products – the ProCurve Switch 8212zl and a Wireless Edge Services Module zl – we found impressive. Read more.

	»	Day 6: New ProCurve products perform well
	»	Day 5: WCG a real-world showcase
	»	Day 4: Extreme convergence, late problems
	»	Day 3: Security is under control
	»	Day 2: Adapting to the unexpected
	»	Day 1: Setting up for the big event
	»	ProCurve Networking by HP Builds Enterprise Network for World Cyber Games
	»	2007 Grand Finals network diagram (pdf: 917Kb)
	»	Grand Finals daily schedule
	»	2005 WCG Grand Finals case study

TechTarget covers ProCurve build-out:
Writer Andrew Hickey called the WCG "a labor of love" for ProCurve networking engineers. Hickey, who was given exclusive access to the network build-out at the WCC, filed a detailed account.