What if an enterprise's own servers could become an Amazon-like cloud? That's the setup proposed by Platform9, a startup founded by former VMware engineers.

A10's latest software features Harmony, which happens to be a policy engine but also describes how A10 aims to help with integration of networking functions and services.

Brocade announces a free trial version of its open source Vyatta controller, and CTO David Meyer explains the company's open source vision.

New features for VMware's hybrid cloud service include the network virtualization of VMware NSX and a pay-as-you-go billing model.

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

In this SDxCentral Weekly News Roundup -- Citrix acquired Sanbolic and speculation about what company might be next, EMC restructures RSA.

Security is tough all over, especially for an open source project, as engineer David Jorm explained in a debriefing on the OpenDaylight vulnerability patched in December.

The Open vSwitch team has launched Open Virtual Networking, an open source project to add Layer 2 or 3 overlays to OVS natively.

Rather than predict what will happen, why not predict what won't? Check out Scott Raynovich's "un-predictions" from Juniper to John Chambers to the cloud. What can we expect or

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

It looks like VMware has the hot hand at the moment, as the company is kicking off 2015 by adding some Cisco distinguished engineers to its roster.

If botnets are so resilient, why not use a similar structure for building regular networks? Ed Amoroso, head honcho of security at AT&T, thinks that's the way to go.

NFV performance can lag when OpenStack and Open vSwitch get involved. It's a known problem that needs more attention, Metaswitch's CTO argues.

It feels like we do this every six months. Bethany Mayer took another new job in August, leaving HP's newborn NFV group to become CEO of Ixia. Her job

Docker, the Linux container that could, comes into 2015 with hopes for new startups, new acquisitions, and enterprise robustness.

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

Software-defined everything (SDx) will continue to be everywhere in 2015. Here's a glance at what we'll be watching for as the new year unfolds. Let us know what we're

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 year marked the 2nd anniversary of NFV. For the beginners, what have they missed this year? Check out this list of SDNCentral's NFV "where to start" stories of

It's understandable that investors want to find a way into SDN, but the "SDN" companies might not be the right picks.

Experts weigh in with observations on the biggest trends for NFV in 2014.

A look back at the biggest stories from the world of SDN in 2014.

You've heard enough from us about SDN this year, so we'll hand it off to the experts to tell you what mattered in 2014 for SDN, what they hope

Our contributing writers really do contribute, you know. Here are some of their key insights on topics including SDN, NFV, DevOps, white box switching, and VMworld.