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Oracle Eliminates Cloud Taxes by Combining Storage and Cloud

Oracle says it’s the first cloud provider to do this.

2017 5G Special Report Available Now

Download now to learn the latest on the current situation with regard to all things 5G.

Silver Peak’s SD-WAN Identifies Traffic from the First Packet

The company says it's better than deep packet inspection.

Ericsson’s Turnaround Plan Includes Around $2B in Charges

The restructuring plan includes the elimination of four members of management.

OpenStack Private Clouds Help Red Hat Achieve 16% Revenue Growth in Q4

Red Hat deals greater than $1 million in fiscal 2017 grew by over 30 percent annually.

ETSI’s MEC Extends Its Focus Beyond Mobile Access Networks

The group will include technologies like LTE, 5G, fixed, and WiFi.

Report Says Malware on the Rise in Mobile Networks

But fixed network infections declined.

Oracle Works With the TM Forum on VNF On-Boarding

Oracle already provides virtual functions for major telcos.

Containers and Cloud Putting Pressure on the Network

Cloud forced the network to adopt a software-defined approach, both in form and operation.

Mellanox & Microsoft Showcase SONiC to Scale Cloud Data Centers Q&A

Thanks to all who joined us for the Mellanox & Microsoft webinar where they showcased how SONiC platform can be utilized to scale cloud data centers. Read the full Q&A here.

Dutch Provider Selects Juniper’s Virtual MX Edge Router

The vMX is deployed on x86 servers via a software license.

Q&A: Target’s Lakshmi Sharma talks Cloud Silos and Legacy Apps

"I feel like we are moving from mainframes that were boxes to mainframes that are the cloud."

ZeroStack, Nimble Storage Tag Team on Private Cloud

Integrating with Nimble Storage has the potential to vastly expand ZeroStack’s market.

Kubernetes 1.6 Anticipated to Make its Debut This Week

Version 1.6 allows users to schedule deployments of multiple containers from a centralized place.

VPP: The Value Proposition of the Open Source Data Plane

A new Inocybe Technologies white paper discusses how Vector Packet Processing (VPP) is rising into prominence as a powerful way to invigorate the network.

The Questions We Ask of Networks

Two weeks ago, a blog entitled Towards Machine Learning in Networking: Benefits Begin Now discussed machine learning in networking, and was based on a podcast given on the same topic. It was fun to have some discussion about what the next steps are, and how close we may be to networks that “machine learn” (ML)... Read more →