New Fabrics Emerging for Hyperconverged Infrastruucture
In order for hyperconverged hardware to provide the type of performance that enterprises need, it must be coupled with high-speed network fabrics. Read »
The trend toward software-defined infrastructure is revolutionizing IT. Read »
Cisco and other vendors have unveiled intent-based networking products, but these new solutions aren't all that different from previous products. Read »
Brocade's IP networking assets continue to be spun out ahead of the company's acquisition by Broadcom.
Cisco Live starts light on announcements and high on promises.
Verizon deploys SD-WAN service with Cisco Virtual Managed Services, running on top of OpenStack.
Sixth release of open-source Software Defined Networking platform debuts, providing new stability and performance.
VIDEO: Lew Tucker, Vice President and CTO of Cloud Computing at Cisco, discusses why software and hardware innovation is needed for high-performance networking at scale.
CNI had already become a defacto dependency for Kubernetes and now the project is formally part of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation.
SD-Branch offering expands the use cases for Software Defined WAN.
New open-source effort releases its first code as a combined project.
323 days after the company was first announced, the market for container network is continuing to grow.
Juniper announces new data center interconnection platform helping to bridge IP and optical networking layers
Second time is the charm, as open-source CoreDNS project is now joining the CNCF.
Riverbed jumps into Network-as-a-Service market with new platform that melds the DevOps approach of agile development with NFV and SDN.
The new effort is a consolidation of two existing Linux Foundation networking projects mergin the ECOMP and Open-O efforts.
Arista extends platform support for its Data ANalyZer (DANZ) technology across more switches and provides a CloudVision abstraction layer for integration with OpenStack cloud deployments.
Enhanced Control, Orchestration, Management and Policy (ECOMP) is now a full open-source project run as a Linux Foundation Collaborative Project
