ONUG creates four new open source initiatives.

Down the road, this could mean a lot for container uptime.

If only the right hand knew what the left hand was doing.

With repo access, you can get away with a lot.

It was no accident: Unauthorized code got into ScreenOS.

The VNFs are there, but can carrier networks handle them?

Unlike AT&T before Domain 2.0, these companies will court startups.

HPE makes its IoT move against Cisco's fog computing initiative.

Internet on Demand is next, AT&T says at the GEN15 conference.

DockerCon EU kicks off with a few practical new features.

The year-old startup is stocked with former government security experts.

Grupo Santander wants a self-service internal cloud and a migration to KVM.

DT, Vodafone, Orange, and Verizon tell production tales of NFV.

AT&T's massive NFV cloud is among a growing number of production OpenStack deployments, Adrian Ionel says.

Who owns ONIE security?

Fledgling standards group course-corrects.

Big container news out of Oscon.

Talari's SD-WAN product wins over two banks in Minnesota.

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

Worried about the safety of the public cloud? The U.S. Department of Defense isn't — at least not for certain levels of sensitive data on certain public clouds.

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

As machines get connected and users become more mobile, Cisco thinks it's got a play in collecting data and running analytics, a broad initiative for the company's Internet of

In this week's roundup: Juniper and VMware team up some more; HP will start reselling Alcatel-Lucent routers; a highly visible Cisco exec departs; a software-defined storage startup raises $53M.

Is there life beyond Carrier Ethernet? After 13 years of working on that area, the Metro Ethernet Forum is ready for its next phase: building on-demand networks, orchestrated across