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A new open source project hosted by The Linux Foundation says it bridges the gap between software-defined networking and network functions virtualization in its 1.0 release.
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Possible API infrastructure standard used in successful U.S./Europe bridge.
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A new survey from Pluribus Networks reveals SDN as one of the most impactful new technologies that will affect companies.
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If there was any doubt, here's proof the software-defined networking movement has gone mainstream: Microsoft is fully on board.
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The two non-profit organizations most associated with evangelizing the young software-defined networking movement and developing tools and projects for the technology are merging.
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By Dan Kusnetzky
The container-building platform takes several big steps.
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Seen by some as competing for supremacy in the software-defined networking controller space, the ONOS Project and the OpenDaylight Project just released respective platforms within one day of another
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Microsoft has made a host of improvements to its core virtualization stack in the latest version of its flagship server.
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By Trevor Pott
As happens so often, the rhetoric does not match the reality.
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It's never too soon for some snap judgements.
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By Tom Fenton
EUC, SDN, Cloud-Native Apps Take Center Stage
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Attendance figures and keynote reactions, among other observations.
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Italian researchers published a paper highlighting a security vulnerability in software-defined networking that isn't intrinsic to legacy networks.
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Two new studies document the software-defined transformation.
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It didn't take long for Verizon to follow AT&T into the virtualized network services market, launching its own offering just days after the fellow telecommunications giant introduced a similar service.
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Open source groups focusing on software-defined networking and network functions virtualization have formed a new project, attracting new partners such as Google, Radisys and Samsung.
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By Tom Fenton
A look back at some of the more memorable events that took place at VMworld over the years.
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A joint effort among open software-defined networking organizations has resulted in a new leaf-spine datacenter fabric leveraging commodity white-box hardware and open source technologies.
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Continuing its support of new transformative technologies such as software-defined networking and network functions virtualization, AT&T launched a new service, Network Functions on Demand.
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Current Analysis published new research on network functions virtualization -- "the most important transformation that the network industry has undertaken in its history" -- that names Netcracker Technology as the "leader" in NFV Management and Orchestration.
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AT&T will open source the homegrown software platform powering its software-centric network that leverages SDN and NFV in the hope it will mature the fledgling technologies and become an industry standard.
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Glue Networks upgraded its software-defined networking orchestration platform, designed for organizations wishing to automate entire, existing multi-vendor networking architectures, from the datacenter to the LAN to the WAN.
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Big Switch Networks updated its software-defined networking solutions with new use cases and support for more open networking switches, along with other enhancements to help enterprises transform their networks with next-generation technology.
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Apparently this new-age software-defined networking stuff is already in danger of becoming yesterday's news, if start-up Apstra Inc. has its way.
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Juniper Networks today announced an expansion of its OpenLab program, with new locations where enterprises can explore new network virtualization technologies such as software-defined networking and network functions virtualization.