Mobile World Congress preparation has February feeling like a blur right about now. So while you're flying, driving (as a passenger) or maybe walking with Google Glass to MWC '15, check out what you may have missed in February. Here’s our list of the top ten SDN and NFV articles of February, 2015 with the most unique visitors aggregated over the last four weeks.

10. Google & Carriers Are Ready to Disrupt Network Management With OpenConfig

In just six months, OpenConfig is now live at Google. Read more.

9. Broadcom Sues Innovium, a Brand New Ethernet Startup

Did Innovium really poach Broadcom engineers? Read more.

8. VMware Promotes Senior Execs to Launch NFV Unit

The creation of an NFV unit leads to two promotions at VMware. Read more.

7. Somebody Wants to Acquire Docker Startup SocketPlane

Only four months old this startup is reportedly getting acquired, but by whom? Read more.

6. VCE Goes Heavier on 'V,' Adopting VMware NSX

It's called the VCE Foundation for Federated Enterprise Hybrid Cloud. Read more.

5. Who's Got SDN Buzz? Argus Picks 'Winners' and 'Losers'

Argus Insights reveals that companies like Brocade and Oracle have good SDN buzz. Read more.

4. ONetSwitch Aims to be the Raspberry Pi of Networking

The makers of ONetSwitch seek help from Kickstarter. Read more.

3. Cisco Ready to Fight VMware and 'Crush' White Boxes

CEO John Chambers had a lot to say as Cisco announced strong earnings. Read more.

2. Cisco Swallows the Red Pill of Open Source Software

Cisco has given David Ward a 275-person team to test the waters. Read more.

1. Exclusive: Why Juniper Ousted CEO Shaygan Kheradpir

Sources say a phone call from one major customer doomed the former Juniper CEO. Read more.