Author Archives: Craig Matsumoto
Author Archives: Craig Matsumoto
Nortel veteran Tony Shakib finds a new roost.
Wanted: A 'theory of everything' for networks.
The APM unicorn seems likely to carry high expectations.
Networking isn't the only VMware group that stands to benefit.
Huawei dips into Israel's tech community for a second time this month.
Docker and the container world are growing up fast.
Spoiler alert: IoT tops the list.
Life was easier before stateful containers became a 'thing.'
Forrester Research counts 21 OpenStack public clouds — just not in the U.S.
Shares of Red Hat fell 10.6 percent in after-hours trading today as the company’s fourth-quarter forecast disappointed investors. Red Hat’s fourth-quarter projection of $614 million to $622 million in revenues means sales will be just about flat quarter-to-quarter. Revenues for the company’s third quarter, which ended Nov. 30, were $615 million. Investors expected third-quarter revenues... Read more →
Everybody loves Linux, but the legacy enterprise wants Windows.
EVPN promises a way to simplify network overlays.
The book closes on one of the earliest SDN startups.
'Clean Slate' veteran hopes to rediscover his lab roots.
Return to Page 1 So, get out — but how? Become a fast-food franchise? That’s a challenge for everybody in that space. There are only going to be a few providers. I think in the server sector, you’re down to already three: Dell, Hewlett Packard, and Cisco. In the storage space, it’s basically Dell again,... Read more →
An old-school infrastructure CEO discusses SDN, the cloud, and the future of former peers such as HPE & Cisco.
IaaS is still small, but Oracle has big plans for it.
Big data could help SDN automate the WAN and the data center.
Those who target Yahoo think big, apparently.
Don't like Swarm? Now you can un-bundle it.