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AT&T Plans 60,000 dNOS-Powered White Boxes to Support 5G
The white box routers are part of a “radical realignment” of AT&T's network architecture and means the carrier will no longer rely on proprietary silicon and feature roadmaps from traditional vendors.
AT&T, ONF Mash Acronyms in Support of Software Control Over Networks
The collaboration will look to integrate Virtual Optical Line Termination Hardware Abstraction software with the Open Networking Automation Platform. The work builds on AT&T's work with passive optical networking and the Central Office Re-architected as a Data Center framework.
ZTE Knitter Tailors Kubernetes to Meet Carrier 5G Needs
The vendor says current IT-based container platforms are not robust enough. Knitter includes multiple network planes, static application IP address migration, and configurable IP resources.
FD.io Bolsters Kubernetes, NFV, and Istio Support With Latest Release
Update No. 6 is extensive for the universal data plane as it operates under the shadow of an impending merger within the Linux Foundation with five other hosted networking projects.
Microsoft Server 2019 to Bolster Linux VMs, Kubernetes, HCI Support
The server update is set to launch later this year. The updates are targeted at security, management, and the developer experience.
Pulse Secure Releases First vADC Update Since Brocade Deal
Pulse Secure unveiled the first new release of its virtual application delivery controller the company acquired from Brocade last year. The release is focused on bringing greater analytics capabilities to the vADC space.
Google Skaffold Automates Kubernetes Orchestration
The open source platform can automate redundant container processes for developers. This allows developers to more closely mirror production methods within an enterprise.
Verizon and Cisco ICN Trial Finds Names More Efficient Than Numbers
The trial mainly focused on management of streaming video content, which could account for up to 80 percent of Verizon's network traffic.
IBM Builds Latest Cloud Analytics Platform on Kubernetes
The use of containers provides an abstraction layer to support AI behind the firewall. This latest announcement builds on IBM's continued support for Kubernetes.
Verizon and Colt Use SDN Orchestration to Control Each Other’s Networks
The companies claim the PoC was the first to show two-way control.
Univa Taps Open Source Community to Bolster Enterprise HPC
The open source efforts will operate as Project Tortuga.
IBM Trumps Cloud Rivals With Managed Kubernetes on Bare Metal
The bare metal support provides for greater performance compared with cloud deployments.
Mesosphere Strikes First Reseller Deal With Portworx
The deal combines Mesosphere's automated compute service with Portworx's automated storage platform.
Google Targets Online Gaming with Kubernetes-Powered Agones Project
You can't stop the spread of Kubernetes, you can only hope to contain it.
Sprint Slashes 500 Jobs in Move to Divert Spend to Network, Sales
The layoffs will be completed over the next four weeks.
AT&T Touts Cross-Vendor OpenROADM Success
The next step is to integrate with SDN controller as part of ECOMP.
Security and Speed Remain Tradeoffs for Containers in HPC Environments
The National Center for Atmospheric Research developed its own container platform.
Vapor IO and Packet Goose 5G and MEC with On-Demand Pricing
The service will integrate with Vapor IO's Kinetic Edge platform.
Mesosphere Tightly Integrates Kubernetes in DC/OS Update
The DC/OS platform slashes the steps required for production-ready Kubernetes.
Epsagon Snares $4.1M to Tackle Serverless Monitoring Challenge
The company scored $4.1 million in seed funding.