Kubiya has launched Kubernetes Captain, the first AI 'teammate' for Kubernetes operations, enabling natural language commands, autonomous self-healing, and continuous optimization.

An incomplete list of the compute, storage, and networking stories everyone’s been talking about in 2024

Telcos continue to count the cost of deploying next-generation networks

“There’s absolutely going to be some roadmap rationalization,” Moor Insights & Strategy's Will Townsend said.

“Our belief is that open [radio access networks'] success and future prospects hinge on the survival of Mavenir,” analyst Michael Thelander wrote.

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Seemingly every technology related news release over the past 12 months contained a least one reference to artificial intelligence.

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Public and private data center investment and interest surged in 2024.

SDxCentral was again on the forefront of covering the player and technologies in 2024, helping enterprise decision-makers navigate this growing complexity.

That upheaval resulted in thousands of jobs cut, the exodus of high-profile executives, and concerns over Cisco’s core networking focus moving forward.

Customers have been struggling to unpack what impact a consolidated company might have on operations.

The deal highlighted the disruptive nature large-scale merger and acquisition activity can have on the technology landscape.

SDxCentral readers were intrigued by altered VMware support and distribution plans.

A data center west of London plays a vital role in allowing one of the UK’s largest telcos to stay connected

The explosive growth of generative artificial intelligence brings a critical challenge to both enterprise network managers and communication service providers.

That interest included focus on new platform launches and advances that refined underlying SD-WAN architectures in support of growing cybersecurity services.

Verizon's vendor bankruptcy and EchoStar ditching VMware also drew a lot of views.

Verizon is tapping Nvidia to power enterprise services running over the carrier’s 5G private network and mobile edge compute infrastructure.

Broadcom shrugged off the ability to grow the VMware business despite ongoing customer unrest.

It has up to five times the capacity of Wi-Fi 6.

While Nokia is making headway in the data center and cloud API space, its more traditional telecom radio access network business continues to battle.

The operator pulled VMware’s platform that had been core to its unique open network architecture since its inception for Wind River’s Studio Operator platform.