Investors might be fretting over Cisco's lawsuits, but customers aren't, Arista claims.

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

Not that you were ignoring it earlier, but Amazon Web Services' revenues will finally start getting broken out by Amazon, following a year of possibly 43% growth to something

EMC didn't specify numbers, but some of its 60,000 employees will lose their jobs as the company shifts its priorites to fast-growing businesses.

Citrix's Q4 earnings seem adequate, but the company sees cause for trimming as part of the industrywide shift toward software-defined infrastructure.

The goodwill impairment charge swings Juniper to a net loss for the fourth quarter, as the company attempts a pivot under investor pressure.

Get out your SDN scorecard. VMware says NSX has 400 customers, while Cisco points to nearly 100 deployments of its APIC.

Verizon CFO Fran Shammo reacts to Google's reported mobile service play, saying the move rebuts the need for 'extreme and risky' Title II.

Big jumps in data center and IoT revenue bolster Intel's cloud infrastructure play in a 'strong finish to a record year.'

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

Rather than sell to Elliott Management, Riverbed has struck a $3.6 billion deal to be acquired by private equity firm Thoma Bravo.

Jesper Andersen, who at separate times led network management and service-provider video at Cisco, will replace Robert Thomas, who announced his departure in May.

Security and data center revenue showed strong growth, but Cisco earnings face headwinds in the carrier market, CEO John Chambers says.

This week in the SDxCentral Weekly Roundup: ODL welcomes new members, PLUMgrid makes announcements during OpenStack Summit, Brocade and Pica8 bring in new talent.

Q3 was even better than expected for Arista, but Wall Street didn't take kindly to news that employees would be allowed to sell shares a little early.

Spoiler alert: it's looking good for Arista's earnings report on Thursday, as the company appears to be taking share from Cisco and Juniper, one analyst writes.

Q3 revenues drop as service provider capex lags, and that means Juniper will slim down even more

In this week's roundup: Tech breakup season, Q3 warnings from Juniper and Riverbed, some OpenStack love for Big Switch, and an update from one of those Docker startups.

HP Claims Networking Gains and NFV Progress in Q3

Cisco announced layoffs of 6,000 to go along with a flat Q4 report, leaving investors with plenty to worry about. As fiscal 2015 begins, could SDN and NFV help

Arista managed to beat expectations for its first publicly reported quarter and announced a tighter alliance with an SDN partner that doesn't happen to be Cisco.

CEO Jayshree Ullal will take the mic on Thursday for Arista Networks' first-ever earnings report. Arista's growth rate in the past year has been superb, and analysts expect it

Broadcom leads in Ethernet switches, and Intel leads in processors. Now Cavium can better match up against both of them, with the pending acquisition of startup Xpliant.

CEO Pat Gelsinger delivers more chipper news about NSX during VMware's earnings. The signs of growth are nice, but no matter what Gelsinger thinks, Cisco and VMware aren't exactly