Soft Switching in Erlang – Interview with Stu Bailey of Infoblox

SDNCentral Exclusive: Hot Interconnects 2012: SDN Fad or Phenom?

RouteFlow - Replacing Cisco Routers? Interview with Christian Esteve Rothenberg of CPqD

Interview with Jayshree Ullal of Arista Networks on Network Virtualization and SDN

Have you noticed that mobile networks are becoming increasingly commoditized and more efficient for the consumer? Years ago, text-messaging was a value-added service, now bundles of unlimited text messages

Interview with Phil Porras: Lack of Secure Controller Hurting OpenFlow?

Interview with Rob Sherwood (former FlowVisor lead) - SDNCentral Exclusive

Chat with ONRC/ON.Lab on creating an SDN Open Source Powerhouse

And the SDN Unsung Hero Award Goes To…

Apple is probably the best business competitor in the world. And when you win, eventually you will have to deal with anti-trust accusations, much as Microsoft dealt with in

It's hard to pick stocks in cloud computing, because so many of them have become absurdly overvalued. So what I do is look at a handful of them, learn

What do Michael Steinhardt, Lord Rothchild, Rupert Murdoch, and Howard Jonas have in common? Oil shale and IDT shares, obviously.

RightNow (Nasdaq: RNOW), the best little technology company in Montana, today is powering to new all-time highs fueled by excitement about cloud applications and its recent success in garnering

Riverbed Technology, a company we've covered closely over the last year, is beefing up its clould services product portfolio in a bid to become the leader in cloud networking

Silicon Valley startup ConteXtream (yes, the company name spelling is that silly!) announced yesterday that it landed $14 million in Series B funding to go after a big problem

Well it's time for Markets Gone Wild, but you may not have the DVD, so let's recap: The Fed has been heavily telegraphing an accelerated money-printing schedule, driving bankers,

Yesterday I was invited onto CNBC to discuss "Cloud Computing," an incredibly broad topic that somehow got boiled down to four stocks, thanks to the magic of television.

If only you could have the problem of having a 2% investment in a company whose share price has gone to the moon, right? Well, that's where Cisco is

This bidding war between HP and Dell for 3Par says something to me about big technology companies: They are stuck. They can't grow internally, so they have to look

Little storage player 3Par Data is suddenly the envy of many, as it gets caught up in a massive bidding war between Dell and HP which have caused its

Another day, another deal. Intel has agreed to buy security software firm McAfee for $7.68 billion (Wall Street Journal). That's $48 per share, or a 60% premium to Wednesday's

Let's catch up on many of the public companies and stocks we've been following:

After months of talking to smart people and taking notes, my latest notebook is filled. Usually what I do at this point is read back through the whole thing

The "Net Neutrality" debate has taken a interesting turn this week, triggered by Verizon and Google's joint statement to move toward more tiered services on the Internet.