Articles by Sean Michael Kerner 

Cisco's Global Mobile Data forecast shows continued demand and growth for mobile over the next five years

Current leader of HPE's Aruba business unit set to retire at the end of the month.

Cisco Live US conference is used as a platform to expand existing efforts

VIDEO: Martin Casado, Networking CTO at VMware, explains how the new OpenStack project will open up app, storage and networking policy.

VIDEO: Cisco's security chief discusses security in the Internet of things era as software-defined networking is set to take hold.

Security startup Bromium received new funds, as it continues to build micro virtual machine technology.

Embrane plunges into the application-centric side of the Software Defined Networking (SDN) fray with vTopologies and vLinks.

Network testing vendor expands with security testing buy; plans to extend its reach into government and take BreakingPoint global.

New Cisco Open Network Environment (ONE) will abstract all of the networking vendor's hardware operating system providing a programmable network.

CSR 1000v, AppNav, and wide area application services WAN acceleration tech all work toegther to deliver an easier on-ramp to the cloud.

'Nothing to see here folks ... ' There's no cause for concern as thousand of sites leave IPv6 access turned on and the slow shift to 128-bit addressing takes root. Asia's on board but U.S. enterprises are on the slow boat.

Cisco's Starent based-tech gets a major refresh as wireless bandwidth demand continues to grow. The ASR 5500 expands the ASR 5000 router family for small, medium and large wireless deployments.

As World IPv6 Day nears, IPv4 traffic continues to dominate and will for some time since IPv6 and IPv4 can co-exist just fine on the same lines, according to DNS registrar VeriSign.

Managed hosting vendor Terremark continues to build out its data center network to meet the ever expanding enterprise demand for cloud services both here, in Europe and, most notably, in Brazil.

Internet traffic is set to explode to over a trillion gigabytes over the next five years according to the latest Visual Networking Index (VNI) data from Cisco. Traffic growth is fuelled by more devices and more video.

The gigabit Ethernet (GbE) switch market grew to $5.1 billion in the first quarter of 2012 with 10GbE clearly in the driver's seat. Wireless WLAN sales continue to impress but carrier spending on Ethernet is basically flat.

You don't have to go OpenFlow or nothing anymore as Brocade debuts a new hybrid approach that allows for selective use of OpenFlow alongside existing routers.

Alcatel-Lucent's new 32 terabit per second new core router can handle 160 ports of 100 gigabit Ethernet (GbE) as Alcatel-Lucent aims to take share from Cisco and Juniper.

Co-founder of networking startup Big Switch Networks explains what his company is doing with software defined networking (SDN) and open source makes working their offering more interoperable and easy to integrate.

You don't need your own lab to test and build an software defined networking (SDN) deployment anymore.

OpenFlow 1.3.0 provides a stable base for the next generation of software defined networking, IPv6, backbone tunneling, and QoS.

Cisco study finds most companies are adopting BYOD and that it yields positive benefits so long as a security and deployment challenges can be solved.

Indiana University's chief network architect explains how he uses OpenFlow to secure, load balance, and begin to exert some sort of unified control over a 120,000-person user network.

VMware doesn't just want your servers virtualized, they want software define your network but they are taking a different approach than Cisco, HP and others that have embraced OpenFlow.

HP's networking chief want to see the command line interface for networking gear go away. To that end, the company is rolling out virtual application networking module for its Intelligent Management Center.