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Rancher Releases v1.0 of Its Docker Management Platform
It's a long way from Vegas, baby.
Arista Builds a ‘Universal Spine’ for Hyperscale Clouds
Because sometimes, leaf and spine are not enough.
Google Cloud De-Scripts Deployment of Linux Containers
Kubernetes 1.2 can now handle 1,000 nodes and 30,000 pods.
Oracle Cloud Reaches Into the Enterprise
Oracle is moving into the enterprise data center with a subscription-based cloud offering.
Google Brings Machine Learning to the Public Cloud
Brace for the rise of machine learnings.
Google Cloud Gives Chase, but AWS Is Still out on the Horizon
Amazon is still a speck on the horizon, though.
Kelly Ahuja Will Be the Latest to Leave the Cisco Management Team
Yvette Kanouff takes the service provider group amid a reportedly huge Cisco reorg.
OSM Comes to NFV MANO With Code in Hand
It's all about making VNFs easier to build, OSM members say.
With Open-O, China Tries Its Hand at Open Source
This could bring in a lot of Chinese developer talent.
AT&T Considers Open Sourcing Its SDN ‘Foundation’
John Donovan introduces Ecomp on the ONS 2016 stage.
ONS Kickoff: Open Source Needs to Stay Open
Open source and networking do mix, but not easily.
Skyport Systems Grabs Google & Cisco in $30M Series C
Security service provider focuses on zero-trust computing.
MEF’s Third Network Goes Forth With On.Lab
Linking open source efforts in the name of LSO.
Intel Pushes FPGAs & Silicon Photonics at OCP Summit
Intel takes the stage to talk Altera and optics.
Google Joins the Open Compute Project Because of Rack Voltage
It took a 48V rack to bring Google into OCP.
Equinix Taps Open Compute Hardware to Build a Container Exchange
Embracing containers, open source, and hybrid clouds all at once.
vArmour Becomes a Security Option for Cisco ACI
Little security company has been latching onto some big names.
RSA 2016: There Are Way Too Many Security Companies
Let's face it, security is overcrowded.
Security Analytics: Let’s Assume Every Perimeter Gets Breached
Firewalls are nice, but the security industry is turning its gaze inward.
Security Gets Better With Linux Containers, Twistlock Claims
Just do the policy math.