The API gold rush has begun.

HP selling? EMC buying? This week's roundup digs into the rumor mill.

Corsa goes to production with its programmable data plane.

Despite key losses, IBM is expanding SDN.

Survey says: Global Operators are ready for something new. Lifecycle Service Orchestration may be what they're looking for.

The impact will be bigger than technology.

Juniper Contrail is building up an OpenStack fan base.

F5 continues adding to its Synthesis framework.

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

Broadcom's non-Trident switch chips add a few high-end options.

The IOS XRv counters virtual routers from Ericsson and Juniper.

How IoT could change network management.

Decades-old telco software is due for an SDN-driven makeover.

An OSS/BSS acquisition follows layoffs in R&D.

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

Here’s SDxCentral’s gathering of the week’s news bits around software-defined networking (SDN), network functions virtualization (NFV), and related topics.

An MWC experience shows what open source hardware could inspire — someday.

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

A tier-one win for Cyan's NFV orchestrator.

The PTX core routers and QFX switches get 100G power, and the SRX security line gets some new roles.

The Open Compute Project's networking arm reports progress, including real products.

HP and several other vendors made announcements around the open source hardware project.

NEC signs on to help build out an ambitious municipal network in the UK's Bristol. Will this be the world's first software-defined city?

Broadcom isn't going open source, but it's making its chips more open-source-friendly.