Sean Michael Kerner

The WAN Optimization marketplace will continue to include Cisco. That's the official word from Cisco, in response to industry speculation that the

The whole concept of Software Defined Networking (SDN) is about abstracting hardware to enable new types of networking flows. While a lot of the early

IBM is introducing a new class of next-generation Intrusion Prevention System hardware appliances. The IBM Security Network Protection XGS 5000 is first

The movement toward more fluid and flexible Software Defined Networking (SDN) constructs is alive and well. Today Oracle became the latest vendor to jump

Software Defined Networking and Cloud computing are two of the biggest trends in networking today. They are now both coming together in the Floodlight

Ixia is a company long associated with network load testing. And the loads that Ixia tests for are now expanding, with the acquisition of security vendor

By 2016, Cisco forecasts that 61 percent of all global Internet traffic will be mobile. In order to help facilitate the wireless shift new hardware is

The OpenFlow open source protocol for software defined networking (SDN) took a big step forward today with the approval of the OpenFlow 1.3.0

The spanning tree protocol is a long standing standard for networking that has come under fire in recent years. Spanning tree doesn't meet the demands of

While some networking vendors aspire to go public in an IPO, others have decided that staying private is a better way to go. One such networking vendor is

Building out an enterprise network often involves including multiple networking hardware vendors as a way to leverage risk. According to a new study by

2011 has been a challenging year for Cisco. The company has had to layoff staff and restructure in an effort to remain competitive in an increasingly