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Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces Enables Full Kubernetes-Native Development

The new product, based on the open source Eclipse Che integrated development environment project, enables OpenShift developers to conduct entire projects in Kubernetes..

Turkcell Launches Largest Virtualized Mobile Network In EMEA Region

Red Hat and Affirmed Networks helped with the deployment. Turkcell is on track to have 40 percent of its voice and data services capacity virtualized by year-end.

Beyond SD-WAN: Cisco ACI Anywhere, VMware NSX Everywhere, Is All This Going Somewhere?

The never-ending and quixotic quest for the universal networking fabric.

Headcount: The Latest in Firings, Hirings, and Retirings — February 6, 2019

VMware loses one executive and gains another from Oracle; Puppet gets a new CEO.

Huawei and ZTE Face New Bans and Legislation

Huawei and ZTE's list of woes continue as Germany, Canada, Poland, and the U.S. all appear to be working to impose new bans.

6WIND Snares Another Former Brocade vRouter Customer

JHComp, an ISP based in the Czech Republic, migrated from its legacy Vyatta vRouters to the 6WIND platform without having to reconfigure its SuperMicro white boxes.

Google Goes All In on Confidential Computing

The cloud giant wants the rest of the industry to get behind its open source confidential computing framework. And it launched a $15K challenge to accelerate this technology.

Fujitsu SDN and Optical Transport Stitched Into Shaw’s Canadian Fiber Net

The Fujitsu components are layered on top of a previous Shaw coax upgrade to provide network speeds in excess of 1 Gb/s.

Fortinet Introduces Intent-Based Next-Gen Firewalls

This approach provides a granular level of security control by matching functionality to specific use cases and business requirements.

vArmour Closes $44M Series E, Pushes Multi-Cloud Compliance

CEO Tim Eades won’t comment on his company’s valuation. But he says the investment puts it on track for an IPO and profitability within the next 12 to 18 months.

Nvidia Teams Up With Colocation Providers on AI

The chipmaker initially partnered with nine North American data center operators, but “the goal is to expand it globally,” Nvidia’s Tony Paikeday says.

AWS Remains Dominant Player in Growing Cloud Market, SRG Reports

Smaller rivals Microsoft, Google, Alibaba, and IBM if combined would be about equal to AWS' market share. And they are taking market share from smaller players.

Spectra Taps Versa Networks to Deliver Managed SD-WAN in India

Versa has now signed managed service provider agreements with more than 80 global providers.

Extreme Networks Moves Into Edge Device Security With Defender for IoT

It’s a smart move for the networking vendor. Gartner estimates that 20.4 billion connected things will be in use by organizations worldwide by 2020.

Cisco Snaps Up Singularity Networks to Bolster Network Automation Unit

The company uses agents to find data in virtual machines (VMs), routers, firewalls, and switches in an organization's data center and clouds. It will become part of Cisco’s Crosswork Network Automation portfolio.

Dell EMC Boosts Multi-Cloud Data Protection, Remote Office Management

The company expanded data protection with new and enhanced features to its Data Domain and Integrated Data Protection Appliance (IDPA) products.

Netsurion Replaces Its SD-WAN With a Unified Network Management, Security Orchestration Platform

Netsurion’s BranchSDO platform is the company’s natural evolution of its SD-WAN service. “What’s next for SD-WAN is really removing the handcuffs off of the branch and allowing this resilient, agile security solution that also delivers compliance,” said John Ayers, VP of product at...