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NetCracker’s Virtual CPE Gets Tested by Etisalat

The residential vCPE shows its prowess at provisioning Layer 2 services and firewalls.

Cisco CEO Weighs In On White Boxes, IoT, & Open Source

Programmability and a 'fast, fast fast' approach will lead the digital revolution, Robbins says.

Radisys FlowEngine Provides Intelligent Network Traffic Distribution

This Radisys brief explains how FlowEngine enables providers to scale efficiently while offering increased service agility to achieve truly intelligent network traffic distribution.

Extreme Networks & VMware Integrate for SDDC

After a season of turmoil, Extreme says its SDN plans remain intact.

SDxCentral Acquires The Rayno Report

SDxCentral is excited to add The Rayno Report to our portfolio of premium next-generation-IT content. The Rayno Report, which is led by Scott Raynovich, formerly Editor in Chief at Light Reading, today becomes part of SDxCentral.

Cisco Cranks Up Industry-Specific IoT Platforms

New IoT products target oil and gas, manufacturing, transportation, and utilities.

HP Launches OpenSwitch, Yet Another Open Network OS

Arista is among the companies supporting the open source OS. Why?

Cisco DemoFriday Q&A + Video: Open Network Programmability with NX-API REST

Catch up on the Cisco DemoFriday Q&A now on SDxCentral!

AT&T Deploys Juniper’s Contrail Networking

AT&T is becoming more open about which vendors it's using to advance its SDN and NFV push.

Cisco Flashes Industrial IoT Ambitions With Robotics Firm

IoT isn't just about cars and wristwatches — there's money in the industrial side, too.

Huawei CloudCore NFV – Accelerating Convergent Communications’ Evolution for a Fully Connected World

Learn how providers can lay the groundwork for networks with ultra-high bandwidth, ultra-low latency, context-based control, network slices, and distributed deployment.

Featured White Paper: Ixia BreakingPoint Sets Standards for Performance

How do VNFs stack up against its physical counterpart? Ixia helps you find the answer.

ECI Writes Code for Autonomous Behaviors of Switches

ECI says it's not practical for a single controller to control large-scale networks, so it's writing short code extensions to give autonomous control to switches.