AWS Offers Its Artificial Intelligence Expertise to Developers
The company uses AI for itself, and it will also sell its knowledge-base to others.
Headcount: The Latest in Hirings, Firings And Retirings for November 2016
Keep an eye out for next month's executive moves and changes.
AWS Is Installing a New Trans-Pacific Cable
Yes, it's hard and expensive, James Hamilton points out in his keynote.
Comcast Becomes the First Cable Company to Join ONOS & CORD
It paid $500,000 to join the open source groups.
Intel Recruits an ARM Exec to Run IoT
Tom Lantzsch makes the jump in January.
Nutanix’s First-Ever Earnings Report Bears No Surprises
Yep, still losing money (but growing mightily).
ABI Research Names Top Vendors for Virtual Evolved Packet Core
Spending for virtual mobile packet core will top $8 billion by 2021.
HPE Discover Spotlights ‘The Machine,’ Synergy & Azure
The Machine is here! In prototype form, anyway.
FireEye’s Helix Platform Automates Security
The company says its platform reduces manual processes and false alarms.
Non-Cellular Low-Power Networks Will Dominate IoT Connections, Report says
But narrowband-IoT and LTE-M networks will see strong growth in 2018 and beyond.
A10 Makes a ‘Cloud-Native’ Application Delivery Controller
Being in the cloud doesn't make you cloud-native, A10 says.
Kontena Goes ‘1.0’ With Its Kubernetes Alternative for Containers
Those 'long Finnish nights' pay off.
Huawei Wants to Reinvent the Air Interface With CloudAir
CloudAir is designed to dynamically allocate spectrum resources based upon fluctuations in network traffic.
A Shipping Company CIO Oversees a Migration to the AWS Cloud
First, the company updated its enterprise applications.
AWS Picks MXNet as Its Favored Deep Learning Framework
The public-cloud AI wars get deeper.
Riverbed & Verizon Team Up to Deliver an AWS Bundle
While none of these products are new individually, combined they create new capabilities.
Ericsson Offers its NFVi Platform in Modular Components
The NFVi platform is based on the OPNFV reference architecture.
Security is Critical for Open Source Projects
It is expensive to have a security team, and not all open source projects can afford it.
Building a Profitable IoT Service by Design Not Accident
How can network operators make IoT service profitable?
WiFi Competitors Attack as Ruckus Waits in Limbo
The deal presents new opportunities for wireless carriers.