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Innovium Settles Broadcom Suit & Raises $15M
Avago's acquisition of Broadcom may have sped things along.
4 Reasons a Telco Cloud Is Hard to Build
A telco VNF isn't just another virtualized function.
TIA’s NFV Security Group Reflects Carriers’ Unease With Open Source
Carriers trust open source - but not too much.
How NFV Got XO to Embrace DevOps
Vendors had just one week in XO's lab to hammer out any issues.
Ericsson Expands Its Restructuring After a Dim Q1
The ever-expanding quest to save $1B by 2017.
AT&T Is Giving the P4 Language a Whirl
A mere 78 lines of code that even a manager can understand.
VMware Reports Continued NSX Growth in Q1
Q1 makes a joyous noise amid pre-merger jitters.
Intel Cuts 12,000 as It Navigates Toward Cloud & IoT
It's a post-PC world.
Mirantis Gathers More Partners for OpenStack Appliances
Making OpenStack easier, box by box.
Former Cisco UCS Team Tackles Containers
A new breed of data problems needs a new breed of appliance, Diamanti figures.
SimSpace Replicates Massive Cyber Attacks in the Cloud
The startup plays cyber wargames in the public cloud.
Docker Engine Aligns With Open Container Initiative
Down the road, this could mean a lot for container uptime.
Weaveworks Keeps Its Docker Options Open
The "micro-SDN" of containers gets a formal link to Kubernetes.
Robin Systems & DH2i Cultivate Containers for the Enterprise
Startups think the enterprise can get a jolt from containers.
Puppet Adds a COO & Shortens Its Name
Good thing it already owns the puppet.com URL.
OpenStack Mitaka: Telco NFV, ‘Intent,’ & Neutron
Neutron has merely gotten a bad rap, OpenStack officials say.
Dell Adds VCE to Its Hyperconverged Infrastructure Plans
Dell, VCE, and Nutanix walk into a data center...
CoreOS & Intel Stuff OpenStack Into Containers
VMs on containers on Kubernetes. It's easier that way, CoreOS says.
Microsoft Azure Takes On AWS’s Lambda
Microservices pro tip: In space war, don't set your ships' health to zero.
HPE’s Composable Plans Include Orchestration & Persistent Memory
HPE considers persistent memory to be a step in the direction of composable memory.