Pica8 is the first to offer Broadcom's high-end switch chip on white box systems.

Q3 comes in as promised, which isn't good news.

Big Tap 4.5, a next-generation network packet broker, is bringing security to Big Switch's monitoring.

No Rob Lloyd? No Gary Moore? No matter; Chuck Robbins was still a strong internal candidate for CEO.

Executive shakeup? Let's talk about OpenDaylight and intent-driven networking instead.

HP is taking mobility to the campus with new products it announced today at Interop.

API management company Apigee went public at $17 per share this morning.

Citrix's Q1 results are what you expected.

Francisco Partners offers $240M to acquire the beleagured deep packet inspection (DPI) specialist.

Big Switch Networks and Cyphort have just announced a new partnership that will bring a SDN defense product to market by combining Big Tap and Advanced Threat Defense Platform.

A 'single source of truth' for IT.

Startup Avi Networks plans to push Layer 4-7 into the SDN age.

Saisei's latest FlowCommand offering aims for the FCC's favorite buzzword.

F5 continues adding to its Synthesis framework.

Ex-Cisco VP Barry O'Sullivan comes out of stealth mode with an analytics startup.

Big Switch and A10 team up for security and app agility in bare-metal settings.

At this year's Mobile World Congress, lots of companies unveiled new products and collaborations. Here are a few that we're excited for in the SDx community.

As recently rumored, months-old startup SocketPlane finds a buyer.

KEMP Technologies will now offer its application load balancing product for free.

White box switches are making their mark, but OEM-branded switches are still in growth mode.

It's official: HP is set to acquire Wi-Fi player Aruba.

An online portal lets users test SDN products like Big Cloud Fabric in a hands-on environment.

HP announced its branded brite box network switches today that will give Web scale organizations and SPs more flexibility and control of data center networks.

A10's top-line success didn't fend off a bottom-line miss.