Is it the end for MPLS? Cato claims it's got a way to give MPLS-like performance to Internet links.

It's not about SD-WAN. Console is more about automating some very old processes.

Backing up its April announcement on network virtualization, Verizon bows SD-WAN

Telefónica brings Juniper edge routers into the fold — but incumbent Alcatel-Lucent says it's not being displaced by the deal.

Werner Herzog and NetScout are capturing it all on film.

Google and Cisco take the top 2 spots.

Pivotal changes CEOs; Huawei goes big with Linux.

Fibre Channel isn't dead, but IP is on the way up.

Will the Internet survive centralization, a Black Hat keynoter asks.

Hacking raids on corporate IP 'very selective.'

Enterprises are combining containers and VMs for production environments, backing up VMware's arguments.

Talari's SD-WAN product wins over two banks in Minnesota.

MPLS? Psh. Old news, says Silver Peak.

Alcatel-Lucent expands its carrier SDN portfolio with Network Services Platform.

IoT greatness and the 'wrong' predictions about SDN are on John Chambers' mind in his last earnings call.

Acquire or be acquired? That's not how CEO Rami Rahim sees it.

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

Startup has raised nearly $100M in the name of networking-as-a-service and the software-defined WAN.

It's been a hard road for Vitesse, but its Carrier Ethernet strategy has panned out.

One year after joining AT&T's Domain 2.0, Affirmed hopes to benefit from the shift to NFV.

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.

Aruba/HP, IoT, and Mobile World Congress all factor in this week's news roundup.

John Chambers sounded positively giddy announcing Q2 earnings, promising to self-disrupt Cisco and thrash competition.

Out of IBM and out of the OpenDaylight Project, Inder Gopal (now with Ericsson) discusses the state of the open source project and why it shouldn't necessarily become a