Open Source Networking in 2020: Dent Gets First Release, OPNFV Gets its Last Release
As the value of open source networking continues to grow, the Linux Foundation is moving forward with new efforts for 2021. Read »
During the AWS re:invent 2020 virtual conference, the public cloud giant announced a new service that every other cloud will now race to replicate.
IDC is the latest to predict that network admins will disappear in a future of artificial intelligence cloud infrastructure. Read »
Fixed fifth-generation networks are in development to complement 5G wireless networks and to support the cloudification of enterprise computing setups.
Enterprises of all sizes are purchasing secondhand networking gear to address networking capacity demands during shift to remote work model.
Cloud platforms and computational storage will fundamentally change the role of networking specialists in the coming year.
Federation across different on-premises and cloud virtual networks is now something that VMware's NSX can handle.
12th major release of the Linux Foundation's core SDN project brings new projects and features.
New open source Kubernetes release lands with AppProtocol, security certificate and memory enhancements.
Momentum is not headed in the right direction for the Ethernet switch and router market.
New Spectrum-3 silicon integrates What Just Happened capabilities for advanced network visibility.
Arista looks to expand its network visibility and cloud fabric with Big Switch technology.
