Contributions to OSM could be on the horizon.

Combined, these companies come close to 35,000 job losses.

It will cut 7% of its global workforce.

August is a rough month to be a Cisco employee.

Aternity currently monitors more than 1.7 million mobile, virtual, and desktop workforce devices.

25% of organizations have lost proprietary data to cyberattacks.

Juniper is looking for programmers who can do sales.

Judge bans Arista from importing infringing products.

IT skills are becoming more demanding.

Being a collaborative player is critical.

Half of open source employees receive retention incentives.

AT&T isn't the only one retraining its employees.

This could bring in a lot of Chinese developer talent.

Juniper connects the purchase with its NorthStar controller.

VMware security alert, Cisco security acquisition, and news from Microsoft's AzureCon.

One more round of cuts, as HP gears up for its Nov. 1 split.

A pre-VMworld tradition, v0dgeball is a charity dodgeball tournament that drew 16 teams eager to bean each other in the ankles.

Startup unveils an OpenStack service in a (literal) box.

New layoffs hit Ericsson's Sweden office, and rumors swirl of cuts in San Jose.

Docker + networking? Boom — you're acquisition bait! Well, it helps to have an all-star founding team, too.

What mattered to SDNCentral's readers in 2014? Our list includes SDN 2.0 planning, Cisco's policy-based networking, AT&T's Domain 2.0, and a whole lot of Juniper.

Midokura has a lot of partners but few announced customer wins. Doubt surrounding the company could start to grow now that sales head Jim Lenox has left for a

HP updates NFV Director; Broadcom updates its OpenFlow platform; OPNFV adds members; Pica8 adds an investor; Edgewater and Big Switch add execs.

Carriers have to worry about developers bolting for the likes of Google and Facebook. Now they might have to worry about oil and gas companies, too