Oracle expects 2016 profits to soar as it moves more of its business to the cloud.

DT competes 'more fiercely' with Google and Amazon.

NTT also announced a reseller partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise.

Larry Ellison & Co. are serious about IaaS

Oracle's IaaS is tuned for an Oracle world, not surprisingly.

AWS kicks at Oracle and analytics providers — and flashes new hardware.

Operators don't want TM Forum to get lost in NFV technicalities. They want the focus on making money.

Terry Matthews' favorite cloud management startup also seals a deal with Rackspace.

MPLS? Psh. Old news, says Silver Peak.

Tsk, tsk, Cisco -- a possible Nutanix acquisition and illegal deals with the Russians? Find out more in this week's roundup!

Who will pass and who will fail?

The not-so-thin line between IaaS and PaaS.

The API gold rush has begun.

A rumor of a 26% layoff is just plain 'stupid,' IBM says — but layoffs are still coming.

This week's roundup includes OpenStack Juno, VMware's NSX, and VMware and CSC's collaboration to offer OpenStack infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) platform.

UOL will be using Embrane's heleos platform for Layer 4-7 functions, but it's really Embrane's work with Cisco's ACI that sparked the deal.

Cisco insists that Intercloud, the fabric allowing workloads to move freely between clouds, to be an industrywide movement. So it's announcing 30 partners who want to share the cloud

In its most ambitious deal yet announced, Nuage will be fueling the SDN side of Numergy, a greenfield cloud provider that's backed by SFR and the French government and

Policy enforcement is hot. ServiceMesh does policy enforcement. But instead of getting acquired by a hip Silicon Valley house, ServiceMesh is in the hands of 54-year-old CSC. The startup's

SDxCentral’s Weekly Roundup - June 28, 2013

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