The framework simplifies the connection between GCP services and a GCP-hosted Kubernetes cluster or an on-premises Kubernetes cluster.

Ericsson brings 5G to Italy; Cisco enhances its SAN offerings; NetFoundry and AWS team up on IoT.

The company claims enterprises are looking for alternatives to VMware with better economics. It bids against Red Hat in many of its deals.

The open source Gimbal platform was developed with Heptio to avoid having to rip out OpenStack and legacy backend systems.

The organization plans to focus on Kubernetes, Istio, and Envoy this year, but is not about chasing a shiny ball.

Huawei enhances its storage platform; Orange and Siemens partner on industrial IoT; Equinix completes $804 million acquisition of Metronode.

The integration provides Cloud Foundry with access to the world's No. 3 cloud provider and China-based enterprises.

While the overall storage market experiences slow growth, software-defined storage is driving significant shifts in revenue. We selected six companies that are pushing the market forward.

The Cloud Foundry platform runs on top of Kubernetes, which itself runs on IBM’s cloud architecture. It provides a level of abstraction for developers working with the container orchestrator.

The new platform allows the company to get into the application space and diversify operations away from the increasingly competitive infrastructure space around OpenStack and Kubernetes.

The company claims its platform is the only one that can run both Swarm and Kubernetes in the same cluster.

The security product exposes an API to accept workload context from container orchestration systems.

The company is looking to support unmodified big data software in containers so data scientists can spend their time analyzing data rather than fighting hardware and drivers.

The company is building a software platform that can be deployed on virtually any edge device in support of IoT. This involves a lightweight software stack that can adapt

Intel debuts cloud-ready mainframes; Telefónica completes 5G automated car demo; Sprint and T-Mobile renew merger talks.

Both firms continue to tout their broader cloud security platforms as superior to more focused efforts or those from large cloud providers.

Analyst firm Redmonk found that many projects remain heavily reliant on the companies that initially donated code, although Kubernetes remains an exception.

Telefónica collaborates with Microsoft Azure on IoT; B.Yond joins the Linux Foundation Deep Learning Foundation; Openwave Mobility launched a 5G telco cloud database.

The platform allows companies to better manage data that must remain on premises due to compliance, security, or latency reasons.

The integration allows for running DevOps on top of Kubernetes to automate the creation of clusters that are managed by Google and run on Google Cloud Platform.

The platform is increasingly popping up in conversations tied to the orchestration and management of containers in a production environment.

OpenShift, OpenStack, and Ansible were key drivers for 2018 results, with the impending acquisition of CoreOS set to bolster its container and Kubernetes position moving forward.

The platform integrates with public and private cloud providers, and allows DevOps teams to deploy applications in minutes.

TM Forum and the Linux Foundation team up for APIs; Ericsson and Ambra Solutions build underground LTE network; Dell Technologies takes a step further to connected vehicles.