AT&T wants white box routers; VMware swoops on VeloCloud; Cisco Ericsson partnership wavers.

The company's vetting process found a flaw in the previous Kubernetes release.

The release builds on its contributions to past Kubernetes projects.

Hyperledger reaches 183 members; Azure adds location services; and AWS debuts new VR, IoT, and more at re:Invent.

Company claims superiority over other Kubernetes installers.

AWS announced Amazon Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes (EKS).

Updates focused on attacks against security and compliance processes.

Customers are still on the hook for nodes running in a cluster.

The security-as-a-service is based on a zero-trust approach.

The company claims visibility across the entire application stack.

OpenStack will remain at the core of AIC, but Kubernetes will become the operational template.

The platform is compatible with open source container orchestration projects, including Kubernetes.

While thought to be possible, no organizations have yet attempted the move in a production environment.

Cisco throws $1B at smart cities; Ericsson files first 5G patent; AT&T gears up for the Super Bowl.

Tighter Microsoft Azure integration is expected early next year.

Companies that gain certification can use Kubernetes as part of their product name.

The company says it plans to evolve Swarm but hasn't provided any details.

This is targeted to the data center use case.

Past versions were buckling under growing demand.

Kubernetes is the top container platform of OpenStack users.

Container support to address challenges of large-scale OpenStack clouds.

ZTE reports a nine-month net profit growth of 36.58 percent; ZeroStack extends its hardware support to Nutanix hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) hardware.

The company is gaining new cloud customers via partnerships with vendors.

It allows enterprises to deploy Kubernetes-based containers on premises and in Google Cloud Platform.