Small cell sites, like those needed for 5G, will no longer require federal historical and environmental reviews.

The collaboration will look to integrate Virtual Optical Line Termination Hardware Abstraction software with the Open Networking Automation Platform. The work builds on AT&T's work with passive optical networking

ETSI NFV and OPNFV co-locate their testing events; Telefónica and Huawei partner on big data; Canada jumps toward 5G standardization.

The latest update is extensive and comes as the project is under the shadow of an impending merger with five other hosted networking projects within the Linux Foundation.

Siemens has not yet selected which SD-WAN vendor's gear it will use to connect its 1,500 sites in 94 countries. Orange said the engineering company is evaluating several different

Things that fell apart are coming together again.

P4 takes SDN to the next level, bringing programmability to the forwarding plane.

Getting the company’s engineers adept at working with millimeter wave spectrum and knowing how to work with municipalities on cell sites is Verizon’s “secret sauce.”

Riverbed rebrands itself and launches new platform; GTT expands into Canada; resin.io adds multicontainer support.

It sits above domain controllers from packet and transport vendors.

The companies claim the PoC was the first to show two-way control.

The new version will help users identify performance issues more quickly.

Unlike competitors Verizon and T-Mobile, AT&T eschews NB-IoT for now.

AOS is the first automation software in the Yahoo Japan data center that it didn’t build itself.

The France-based provider enhanced its WAN capabilities with Versa's Cloud IP platform.

Leveraging different hardware ingredients to achieve this, InfoVista partnered with ZTE and Nuage Networks.

The layoffs will be completed over the next four weeks.

Google pines for a truly programmable data plane.

Two new products provide assurance in the WAN.

Netsurion's SD-WAN is targeted to multi-tenant enterprises.

Cisco-Viptela breathes life into Orange's SD-WAN; the SD-WAN hype cycle starts its decline; AT&T SD-WAN hits 150 countries.

Cisco and VMware change the SD-WAN playing field.

The company already works with Verizon on SD-WLAN.

Intel seems to be involved in just about every vRAN group and partnership out there.