Author Archives: Michael Vizard
Author Archives: Michael Vizard
Big data and analytics are transforming Network Virtualization (NV) by taking advantage of new sources of data and providing analytics tools that can link to automation in software-defined networks (SDNs).
Network virtualization (NV) is starting to blur the lines between the LAN and the WAN.
New networking approaches such as SDN and NFV will require a balance between hardware and software.
Docker containers are clearly transforming nearly every aspect of IT these days – and networking is no exception.
Neutron networking open-source options are expanding for OpenStack, but users are still relying heavily on proprietary network virtualization solutions.
With users citing container networking technology as a challenge, it opens the door for virtualization overlay technology to help.
The P4 language is one of several new chip technologies emerging to boost performance in NFV and bring it up to the high standards of service provider networks.
A commercial version of Weave is close.
Network service chaining and service function chaining uses software-defined networking (SDN) capabilities connecting a series of virtualized network services within the same network flow.
Every six months or so, the OpenStack community seems to swing between euphoria and despair – depending on the amount of progress being made in deploying OpenStack in production environments.
AT&T is "choosing to be the disruptor."
While telecommunications carriers are no doubt at the forefront of NFV, it turns out that more traditional enterprise IT organizations are not very far behind.
Dell anticipates declining demand for proprietary networking and storage architectures.
HPE enters the hyperconverged infrastructure market with its HC 380.
Cisco goes hyperconverge wild.
Mirantis polishes OpenStack.