The promise of 5G hinges on adoption of cloud-native technologies and specifically Kubernetes as enterprise 5G momentum will stumble without a cloud-native platform.

With the development of new 5G hardware, many vendors are shifting their focus to more flexible options from chipmakers like Intel and Marvell.

Converged IT and OT security platforms are one way that service providers and security vendors are addressing these challenges.

The event might not be happening, but that doesn't mean we are going to ignore the big trends we still expect to see in the coming weeks.

The industry group recently launched an initiative to develop telecommunications supply chain security standards and programs.

Before 5G enables an ascension of enterprise use cases and applications in a wireless context, the onus is on vendors and operators to deliver viable and more effective services.

It's not just the hyperscalers dancing at the precipice of the technological singularity. Telecommunications vendors are betting big on AI to solve some of their toughest problems.

The ICT sector has landed a leading role in stimulating consumption and production systems changes as environmental sustainability can no longer be deemed optional.

Intel challenges Nvidia with its $2 billion Habana purchase; Cisco buys Exablaze; Fortinet snapped up SOAR provider CyberSponse; plus the latest VC/M&A news from December.

There are almost as many open source groups and projects working on edge computing as there are definitions of edge — one such project, in fact, focuses exclusively on

Open source is making an impact on the software layer of 5G networks, but the vision for open source networking is much more grandiose.

A look at how open source intersects with SD-WAN, how openness could help, and whether open source will come to the networking tech.

Open Networking Summit (ONS) 2019: reflections of an industry in transition.

Who's the wicked queen in the data center switch merchant silicon business?

Long time passing. Where have all the SDN Controllers gone? Long time ago.

Schrödinger’s cat or stone soup, pick your favorite ONAP analogy.

Just when you thought the waters were safe ...

Edge, the new overhyped term for MWC 2020.

Can applying NFV and SDN principles to a telco organization yield better results?

Security should be a hot topic at MWC 2019. But will it?

Will the NFV legacy trip up telcos’ leapfrog into containers?

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

Is curated open-source still open source?

Expect network connectivity between clouds to get more complicated.