At its FORCE user conference, Riverbed laid out its plan to adapt its optimization tools for the hybrid WAN.
Is there a market for dedicated visibility fabric infrastructure, or can repurposed Ethernet switches SDN controllers provide “good enough” functionality?
After six months in a new position at Polycom, Frendo discusses the state of the collaboration industry.
The term "software-defined" is very overused in IT these days, but for Instart Logic, it's actually accurate.
What motivated EMC to take over VCE, and why Cisco saw it as a good move.
Re-imagining its approach could help Aruba Networks capitalize on a Wi-Fi market that appears set for massive growth.
Historically, "difficult to use" and "Cisco" have gone hand in hand. Cisco's new iWAN is an effort to get away from that.
Interest in virtual Session Border Controllers is rising, but not all virtual appliances are built the same.
Extreme Networks this week announced that it has completed the qualification process for its wireless, wired, and software defined networking (SDN) products.
At Brocade's annual investor conference in New York City, CEO Lloyd Carney and the rest of the executives did a nice job of highlighting the opportunities for the company moving forward.
