I recently got back from a visit to Boulder, CO, one of my homes away from home. There was palpable excitement in the air about noodles. You see, the

I'm back in publisher mode, in the early stages of an overhaul of this website, The Rayno Report. This has led me to look at advertising and sponsorship strategies,

Online video advertising specialist Tremor Video (Nasdaq: TRMR) went public today, but the results weren't spectacular and this IPO dud is likely hang over a crop of venture-funded ad

Colt's Javier Benitez and Nicolas Fischbach share their real-world deployments of NFV and SDN at a service provider today and discuss future plans.

SDN Start-Ups You Will Hear About in 2013 - Snapshots of Midokura, Pertino, and Pica8

The State of OpenFlow in Japan - An Interview with Dr. Suguru Yamaguchi

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

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

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

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

Infospace (INSP) is an interseting stock: Here is a profitable company trading at a Enterprise value/EBIDTA of 1.5, a price to sales ratio of 1, with $223 million of

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

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 Internet advertising industry appears to be in denial about the growing momentum behind Internet privacy -- and it should start to prepare for more protection of data through

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.

Quietly, the European Union is moving toward broad privacy tightening of privacy on Internet applications, specifically in relation to advertising.

Something on Cisco's earnings call last night went terribly wrong. In a rational business sense, Cisco made plenty of money, even though they missed analyst estimates: $1.9B in profit

The Internet privacy movement appears to be gathering steam and leading to growing paranoia (warranted) among those who have the most to lose: Dozens of venture-backed ad networks and

The engine of value creation, economic growth, and mortgage payments is jobs. To build stuff, you still need to hire people. Unfortunately this morning's jobs report was a bit

You have to commend the Wall Street Journal for assigning the resources and churning out the investigative pieces as part of the "What They Know" series. But I thought

The bandwagon story of the day is Google looking into creating a "Facebook competitor" by talking with popular online gaming companies (Wall Street Journal). That's funny, I thought Facebook

Funny how fortunes swing. Just a few weeks ago, BP was racing quickly to the bottom as Apple was contemplating world domination. This week, their fortunes have reversed --

After a long, drawn-out bidding process, Google has finally scooped up ITA for $700 million.

Apple and Google Android application development communities continue to flourish while others languish.