It seems everything in SDN is becoming not only "open," but open-source. But while an open-source framework is already out there — OpenDaylight— Juniper says there's still logic, and
It's the opposite of Juniper's traditional strategy: The company is taking its Contrail SDN platform open-source, trying to grab mindshare and steer the market towards an MPLS/XMPP approach. Very
Extreme and Enterasys try their hand at consolidation, but is it enough? (Hint: No.) Also, the OpenDaylight Project offers a wider peek at its first release, two 'open' SDN-related
Nuage says its SDN architecture needed one piece to be truly 'end-to-end:' a gateway connecting to physical ports. A software gateway or a white-box switch wasn't enough, Nuage decided,
If not, what's Big Switch's next move? The early leader among SDN startups is facing challenges including OpenDaylight and an industry shift to an overlay-network mentality. It may be
Why wasn't Cisco listed among VMware's NSX partners? Candidly, Cisco admits it doesn't agree with NSX. But Trey Layton, CTO of the VCE joint venture, says that doesn't mean
Another Big Switch executive finds a new home, as Andrew Harding joins the world of network monitoring and network packet brokers (don't call them 'taps!')
Hardware vendors will declare partnerships with VMware's NSX platform at next week's VMworld, as VMware takes an interest in making its SDN platform cooperate with tangible, physical-world switches