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Accedian DemoFriday Q&A + Video: Dynamic, Optimal SDN Performance & Performance monitoring
Accedian Networks DemoFriday Q&A on performance monitoring and virtualized solutions is now available.
Investors Learn to Love Infinera’s Cloud Xpress
After years of setbacks, Infinera is back.
Arista Networks Ships CloudVision, Strengthening SDN Story
EOS takes a step closer to SDN by integrating with Nuage and NSX controllers.
Oracle Webinar Q&A + Video: Lifecycle Service Orchestration in an SDN/NFV World
The May 28, 2015 Oracle webinar Q&A on lifecycle service orchestration is now available!
Pluribus Networks Lets Go of Hardware, Plugs Into Dell
A strategy overhaul turns Pluribus into an all-software startup.
Ericsson Picks CENX for a Better View Into Managed Services
The demand for a market called lifecycle service orchestration is real.
ONOS Beefs up Interfaces and Scale With Version 1.2
ONOS' latest revision, named Cardinal, is the latest stop in the open-source project's quest to bring SDN to the carrier market.
Featured Article — DevOps: A Huge Cultural Shift for Telecom
The DevOps model is coming to telecom. The only question is: how long it will take?
Why Security Startup Skyport Systems is Hot
If you want 'security by default,' hardware is the place to be, even in a software-defined world.
Google’s Urs Hölzle: Containers Will Rule the Cloud
Google doesn't use VMs, only containers, Interop keynoter Urs Hölzle says.
Why the LSO Market Will Be Billions of Dollars
Carrier SDN will drive new software called Lifecycle Service Orchestration, the next step beyond OSS/BSS.
Avni Reveals Software Defined Cloud 2.0
Cloud software company Avni has shipped its first product.
Solving the Cloud Security Crisis
Will SDN be a key component?
Aryaka Raises $16M More for the Software-Defined WAN
Startup has raised nearly $100M in the name of networking-as-a-service and the software-defined WAN.
Optical Flashbacks with SDN
The rise of SDN's optical integration from 2000 to OFC 2015.
Why LSO is the Next Big Thing
Survey says: Global Operators are ready for something new. Lifecycle Service Orchestration may be what they're looking for.