ON.Lab wants to transform the CO into a data center, and will demo the concept at Open Networking Summit.

Intel Network Builders gets a big-name boost.

The demand for a market called lifecycle service orchestration is real.

$18M for software-defined storage, and good news for SD-WAN and white-box servers.

OPNFV gets on the scoreboard, albeit a little later than expected.

As IT vendors like HP move into telecom, Nokia wants in on the data center business.

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Executive moves at Cisco and Ruckus, new training at Juniper, and a DevOps-minded monitoring startup.

HP's NFV ambitions lead it to acquire early SDN startup ConteXtream.

One thing about virtualized network functions: You don't care if the hardware becomes obsolete.

Tsk, tsk, Cisco -- a possible Nutanix acquisition and illegal deals with the Russians? Find out more in this week's roundup!

If you want 'security by default,' hardware is the place to be, even in a software-defined world.

Seeking NFV MANO, ETRI turns to Tail-f competitor UBIqube.

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Report predicts deployments in 12 months.

This week: VMware hearts Docker, Cisco buys again, and VMware teams with Arista.

Toby Ford explains AT&T Domain 2.0

Cisco's David Ward makes surprise appearance at NFV World Congress.

A Layer 0-7 SDN controller is among the aspects of AT&T's SDN plan, built upon DevOps-like trial and error.

NFV World Congress is a megaphone for the carriers that have preached NFV for the past two years.

First Mission: Just get something done!

Carrier-grade NFV right out of the box.

OpenStack's 11th release, Kilo, is now available, and Nokia's CEO defends the Alcatel-Lucent deal.

Cloud security is primed to overtake CPE.