Check out our top 10 articles for February 2020 covering the SDxCentral universe of SDN, NFV, and related topics. Rankings are based on unique visitors aggregated during the month.
10. Remote Worker Influx Strains Collaboration ServicesEven when much of the world isn't trying to work remotely, collaborative communication tools can be an incredibly challenging service to deliver. Read more.
9. Rakuten Mobile Dismisses Open RAN SkepticsThe open RAN framework is 40% cheaper than traditional telecommunication infrastructure, according to CTO Tareq Amin. Read more.
8. Microsoft Digs Deeper Into 5G With Affirmed AcquisitionThe deal adds a virtual evolved packet core element to Microsoft's already established cloud-based 5G moves. Read more.
7. Telia Taps Cisco Viptela SD-WANThe operator says the ability to remotely provision Viptela on customer's existing WAN hardware makes it ideally suited to meet multinational enterprises' WAN needs. Read more.
6. White Hat Hackers Fight COVID-19, Donate GPUs for a CureSecurity company Critical Start and its threat hunters are among the global contributors running Folding@home workloads. Read more.
5. Cisco’s Wendy Nather: Never Say This to a CISOWhen Cisco acquired Duo Security, Nather’s was the only CISO advisory team. Cisco quickly saw the value and created a company-wide CISO advisory program. Read more.
4. Coronavirus No Match for Oracle’s Larry EllisonWhile other tech companies have blamed COVID-19 for recent revenue declines, citing supply chain disruptions and market uncertainties, Oracle thus far seems immune. Read more.
3. Microsoft Skins AWS in Forrester Cloud RankingThe report lauded those two giants for their extensive services and support, which continues to dominate smaller players like Google, IBM, Oracle, and Alibaba. Read more.
2. AT&T Puts More Jobs on the Chopping BlockContinued job losses at one of the world’s largest network operators underlines the impact software is having on those who earn a paycheck from the industry at large. Read more.
1. What Cisco Networking Learned During the PandemicNow that all Cisco employees work remotely, it sees more than 170,000 remote network connections daily across 96 countries and 498 cities. Read more.
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