Standards — once critical for achieving interoperability — have failed to adapt.

The SDS market is projected to grow 29 percent each year between now and 2025.

Operators need reliable tools to discover, visualize, and explore multi-layer topologies and inter-connections.

Hardware isn't going away. But software is where all the action is.

Organizational readiness is a big factor in HCI integration.

We Want to Hear from SD-WAN Customers

SD-WAN addresses performance and security concerns in a more manageable way.

Enterprises must realize the advantages of the cloud without introducing new risk.

The combination could mitigate the audit and regulatory risk involved in each transaction.

Enterprises see security risks, unfamiliar workflow, replacing legacy products, and IoT as barriers to container adoption.

Expect to see vRAN proof-of-concept trials and deployments soon.

Media companies have a lot to gain from SDS in terms of security, storage, and flexibility.

Enterprises are realizing the public cloud is no longer an all or nothing solution.

Cable operators frown upon questions about a conflict between CCAP and Remote PHY.

Nitrogen includes support for Java 8 and is compliant with servlet 3.1.0.

Is session-based signaling in the future for SDN and NFV architectures?

With all of the potential upsides that NFV offers for IT operations, why aren’t enterprises pulling the trigger?

Using closed hardware appliances creates risk regarding features and supplier responsiveness.

Sophisticated threats and distributed networks require cross-referencing data.

Time to market is of essence, because your competitors are already there.

The SDDC is an artificial and temporary stopgap toward the next architectural destination.

What the modern MNO will need is a virtualized mobile core.

Excitement is building around SDS, but unfortunately, so is the confusion.

The hybrid cloud sits at the core of compute and storage efforts.