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Volta Charging Deploys Netsurion SD-WAN Across Its Electric Car Station Network
Netsurion, a newcomer to the SD-WAN market, has found its niche in the market as it builds its SD-WAN as integrated secure connectivity service.
5G Will Grow Self-Organizing Networks Into a $5.5B Market by 2022, Says SNS Research
AirHop Communications joined the SK Telecom and TIP hosted accelerator center in Seoul to develop its self-organizing network platform for 5G NR use cases.
SevOne SD-WAN Monitoring Tool Adds Support for Versa Networks
The monitoring tool already offers out-of-box support for VMware's and Cisco’s SD-WAN services.
Radcom Lowers Guidance for 2018 Following Exec Departures, Rough Quarter
In a business update conference call with investors the firm's CEO said Radcom is dealing with the challenges of a lengthy NFV sales cycle and the immaturity of the NFV ecosystem.
Enterprise Networks Get Friendly With Nyansa Social Networking Service
The company added a network friending service to its analytics platform, allowing its customers to benchmark their network performance against others’.
Headcount: The Latest in Firings, Hirings, and Retirings — October 8, 2018
Radcom restructures; Extreme Networks CFO steps down; TIP shakes up its leadership.
GlobalData: Alibaba Cloud Closes the Gap on Competitors in Asia-Pacific Region
GlobalData predicts that an “insatiable trend” of cloud provider product launches will grow the cloud services market in the Asia-Pacific region to $55.3 billion in 2022.
Zabbix Debuts Latest Version of Its Open Source Monitoring Software
Zabbix began as a hobby project, but evolved into a network monitoring software for system administrators to monitor IT infrastructure that has a user base of 300,000 across 75 countries.
GTT Scoops Up the Service Provider Access Point for $40M
GTT is also working with another recent acquisition, Interoute, to move its SD-WAN to a universal CPE approach with an integrated firewall.
Oracle Top Cloud Exec Thomas Kurian Resigns
Kurian's resignation comes less than a month after he announced that he was taking “extended time off” from Oracle.
Barefoot Preps for 5G and IoT With Its Tofino Chip and the P4 Language
Paired with the P4 programming language, Barefoot’s Tofino chip gives users the freedom to design what the chip can do.
NB-IoT Bounds Toward Reality With Network Deployments and Trials
Ericsson and Telstra extended the 3GPP standards-based limit for a long-range narrowband IoT data connections from 40 km to 100 km through software upgrades.
RingCentral Calls on ThousandEyes to Monitor Data Center Migration During Hurricane
RingCentral deployed ThousandEyes monitoring platform last quarter to add an additional layer of visibility over its global network and services.
SD-WAN’s Future Will Rest on the Universal CPE
“The path forward is an open platform,” said Adva’s Prayson Pate, adding that an open platform will meet the full-potential of an agile and flexible SD-WAN.
SolarWinds Seeks $500 Million IPO
The planned IPO comes three years private equity firms Thoma Bravo and Silver Lake took the IT management company private for $4.5 billion.
Exfo Service Assurance VNFs Give ‘Eyes’ to ONAP With Amdocs NFV Integration
Exfo is onboarding its service assurance VNFs into the Amdocs NFV software and services portfolio, which is powered by ONAP.
Alibaba Cloud Taps VMware for Hybrid Cloud Software
Under the partnership, Alibaba Cloud will offer VMware’s hybrid cloud software on its cloud infrastructure.
Nuage Networks SD-WAN 2.0 Brings Connectivity Beyond Branches
SD-WAN 2.0 takes into account the new requirements of IT and new enterprise communication patterns to spread SD-WAN across multiple locations and clouds, says Nuage CEO Sunil Khandekar.
AppNeta Extends Scale of Its NPM With Support for SD-WAN, Azure, DNS
The performance monitoring company offers a single SaaS-based monitoring platform that monitors and manages application delivery, experience, and usage.
GSMA: 5G Adoption in US and Canada Will Outpace Asia, Europe
The GSMA Mobile Economy report predicts that there will be 200 million 5G mobile connections in the U.S. and Canada by 2025, putting it ahead of Europe and key Asian markets.