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HP Launches OpenSwitch, Yet Another Open Network OS
Arista is among the companies supporting the open source OS. Why?
Cisco Flashes Industrial IoT Ambitions With Robotics Firm
IoT isn't just about cars and wristwatches — there's money in the industrial side, too.
Puppet Labs Lends a Hand to Application Orchestration
DevOps tackles the problem of multifaceted cloud-based apps.
Mellanox to Acquire EZchip, Making a Move Into Router Territory
Mellanox could broaden its data center ambitions with EZchip — and inherit customer deals with Cisco and Juniper.
Security Startup Illumio Joins the Docker Parade
Illumio's ASP aims to cover all environments — which of course must include Docker containers.
Juniper Ex-CEO Shaygan Kheradpir Resurfaces at Coriant
Kheradpir sticks to the telecom world after his adventure at Juniper.
Cloud Startup Avni Networks Gets a Hand from Citrix
Details of that Series A funding remain elusive, however.
Former Gigamon CEO Raises $7M for a Different Type of Security Monitoring
Datiphy watches how data is being used — a managed service that's being turned into a software product for the U.S. market.
More Sites Turn Up With Cisco Router Malware
SYNful Knock has been found at 199 IP addresses so far.
Docker Hub Grows Up Fast
Docker Inc.'s container repository has evolved into a kind of 'workflow central' for DevOps.
FireHost, Now Named Armor, Extends Security to Microsoft Azure
The hosting firm's security tools start reaching into Azure, with other clouds to follow.
Cisco Scores a Point in Its Patent Case Against Arista
A real ruling is months away, but Cisco can claim the latest round in its ITC case.
Palo Alto Networks Rides High in Q4
Cisco and Check Point get called out in Palo Alto's Q4 earnings call.
IIX Launches Console, a More Direct Take on Internet Bypass
It's not about SD-WAN. Console is more about automating some very old processes.
Fortinet Declares an SDN Framework for Security
It's the orchestration that makes software-defined security possible, Fortinet says.
Slideshow: v0dgeball Adds a Dose of Action to VMworld
A pre-VMworld tradition, v0dgeball is a charity dodgeball tournament that drew 16 teams eager to bean each other in the ankles.
Artificial Intelligence Is Coming to IT, VMware CEO Says
'Spybook' is just the beginning of IT's next wave, CEO Pat Gelsinger says at VMworld.
VMware’s Photon Platform Embraces an All-Container World
But virtualization is a part of it, of course. And vSphere isn't left behind.
VMware Claims 100 Production Deployments for NSX
The 'Fight of the Century' ran on NSX, it turns out.
Can We Shrink (or Eliminate) VMs to Suit Containers?
VMs can help the container cause, but there's room for improvement, say speakers at OpenStack Silicon Valley.