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Juniper Juices Up QFX Switches For the Traders
Another entrant in the battle for high-speed trading.
The Optical White Box Is Coming
First servers, then switches — could optical transport be next to get the white box treatment?
Arista’s New CFO Is Some Kid Named Andy Bechtolsheim
Don't worry. He's done this before.
Juniper & VMware Back Off from OpenDaylight
Both companies appear ready to ratchet down their participation in the open source project.
Cisco to Acquire Embrane, Adding Layer 4-7 to ACI
Having helped fund Embrane, Cisco is ready to acquire the Layer 4-7 startup.
CloudRouter Launch Brings New Open Source Virtual Router
IIX is launching an open source virtual router, an intermediate step toward the cloud.
Arista EOS Gets a Subscription Pricing Option
Smaller cloud players want to pay less up-front for Arista's software.
Telefónica Releases OpenMANO Code for NFV
Now you can have a Telefónica NFV MANO stack of your very own.
Puppet Reaches Out to Docker, Amazon, & Bare Metal
Having built a customer base, Puppet Labs is adding more uses for its IT automation tools.
Centec GoldenGate Chip to Challenge Broadcom Trident II
Centec enters the 10G age with its newest switch chip.
Avni Networks Wants to Build the Self-Driving Cloud
Avni's cloud-centric approach to Layer 4-7.
Arista Likes Cavium as a Broadcom Alternative, Analysts Say
An analyst report envisions Arista ramping up with XPliant.
Corsa Raises $16.5M for Its Programmable Data Plane
Corsa goes to production with its programmable data plane.
Mirantis Uses Juniper Contrail To Counterbalance VMware
Juniper Contrail is building up an OpenStack fan base.
Vitesse, a Long-Struggling Ethernet Chipmaker, Lands a $389M Offer
It's been a hard road for Vitesse, but its Carrier Ethernet strategy has panned out.
Broadcom Expands High-End Switching Line
Broadcom's non-Trident switch chips add a few high-end options.
Cisco Virtual Router Targets Service Providers This Time
The IOS XRv counters virtual routers from Ericsson and Juniper.
Carrier SDN Efforts Require New Service Orchestration
Decades-old telco software is due for an SDN-driven makeover.