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Cisco & IBM Both Evaluate the Security Company Imperva
Imperva’s stock has shot up 22%.
Cisco Teams with Salesforce on Cloud & IoT
Cisco’s Jasper plays a role in this partnership.
OpenDaylight Unleashes Boron, its Fifth Code Iteration
It includes increased contributions from operators.
AirGig: Broadband over Power Lines Could Speed Up 5G
It’s a lot cheaper than digging fiber trenches and erecting towers.
AT&T’s ECOMP & Open-O Might Step on Each Others’ Toes
And then there’s the China factor.
Masergy Resells Silver Peak’s SD-WAN
UK’s Interoute will also resell Silver Peak’s SD-WAN.
Vista Equity Partners Takes Infoblox Private for $1.6B
After a roller coaster ride for the stock, Infoblox takes Vista's offer.
Nutanix IPO Likely to Raise $173M
Company valued at $1.64B, down from its high of $2B.
Google Offers VM ‘Rightsizing’ in its Cloud Platform
It's also supplying cloud storage on an as-needed basis.
Concept of Shared WiFi Precipitated SD-WAN for Mushroom Networks
SD-WAN sprouts like mushrooms in a rainy Autumn.
SoftBank Invests $9.4M in Bare Metal Cloud Provider Packet
Packet competes with the likes of AWS and Azure.
Orange Throws its Hat Into the Ring with AT&T’s ECOMP
ECOMP finds its first service-provider friend.
Riverbed Monitors Applications Within Its Own SD-WAN
It's also fixed some blind spots within its application monitoring product.
Standards Move at Snail’s Pace for the NFV Community
Code or die!
Brocade Data Center Router Embeds Network Visibility Software
The router also works with Brocade's data center automation platform.
Aruba Offers On-Demand Network Products
The HPE company now sells subscription-based networking products.
Soderbery Departs from Cisco
His group was successful, but not growing as fast as other groups.
128 Technology Doesn’t Like the Term ‘SD-WAN’
But its technology can still replace MPLS.
Optical Transport Firms Work with the Open Networking Foundation
Using SDN to connect the optical and packet layers.
Intel Spins Out McAfee as a Separate Security Company
Spoiler: Intel didn't get its $7.7B back.