Cyan gets a boost, Fibre Channel gets a reprieve, Sonus gets some SDN tech — and our own site gets a name change, to SDxCentral.

Marc Cohn reflects on the progress of NFV in 2014 with the voices of leadership from both the ETSI NFV ISG, and OPNFV group. Find out what 2015 may

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.

This week's SDNCentral roundup includes news bits on last month's Azure outage, a new agreement between Google and Verizon, and the announcement of three new starter kits from Plexxi.

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

In this week's roundup: Juniper and VMware team up some more; HP will start reselling Alcatel-Lucent routers; a highly visible Cisco exec departs; a software-defined storage startup raises $53M.

This week's roundup features issues with Microsoft Azure; SDN products from Calient, ECI, and Extreme Networks; and a survey revealing service providers' doubts about SDN.

In this week's roundup: AWS describes its network and works with Docker and Intel; HP and Nokia team up to help operators, and Rackspace supports Microsoft Hyper-V.

This week in the SDxCentral Weekly Roundup: ODL welcomes new members, PLUMgrid makes announcements during OpenStack Summit, Brocade and Pica8 bring in new talent.

In this week's roundup: Cloud provider Joyent scored a $15 million funding round, Big Switch Networks said it will offer two "starter kits, F5 CEO John McAdam announced retirement

In this week's update: New features, and a new exec, for Microsoft Azure; add-ons for Arista; and new friends for the Open Compute Project.

Last week SDNCentral was in Dusseldorf, Germany for the 2014 SDN & OpenFlow World Congress. Check out our Day 4 highlights and beyond as we continue to add new

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.

Charlie Ashton outlines the pros and cons of the most common virtual switching solutions. Find out if it's possible to meet aggressive performance targets without compromising on critical system-level

In this week's roundup: Tech breakup season, Q3 warnings from Juniper and Riverbed, some OpenStack love for Big Switch, and an update from one of those Docker startups.

In this week's SDNCentral roundup: Oracle supports OpenStack; OpenDaylight incurs a minor delay; Amazon and Rackspace reboot; and Compass-EOS produces an SDN "Forwarding Plane."

The company gets more funding to push the white-box cause, as its networking OS is starting to reach an audience beyond the likes of Amazon and Google.

This week in SDxCentral's roundup: No one seems to want EMC; Puppet unveils some major update and changes; Docker adds 11 languages.

In this week's roundup: more execs take the Juniper-to-Brocade trail, an open source router on the TODO list, a new forum for NFV, and Larry's new job at Oracle.

A new bit of memory technology at Insieme will help continue to fuel Cisco's ASIC habit, not that that's necessarily a bad thing.

The Open Networking Foundation (ONF) is launching a new certification program for engineers and marketing professionals to prove their SDN chops.

Docker Inc. is growing up fast. A $15M Series B funding early this year is followed up with another $40M, as a wider set of customers starts using Docker

Our Weekly Roundup for Friday, September 12 brings you news on many 'firsts:' virtualized content caching, OSS as a service, and a new OpenFlow-enabled SDN product for Microsoft Lync.

This week's roundup the OpenDaylight Project adding members; Mirantis and Avaya making big claims about traction; A10 settling a lawsuit; and Ciena joining Domain 2.0.