Network function virtualization (NFV) stories - Page 8

Andy Miller appointed as Brocade's New Zealand Manager, tasked with spearheading growth in software and IP networking in the region.

Nuage Networks revolutionizes branch offices with SDN, offering enhanced network management and cost savings; Kordia New Zealand supports the move.

Alcatel-Lucent bets on future with new Virtual Service Router, targeting telco edge networks with software-revolution and promising vast performance.

CityLink's early dive into SDN technology reveals the gap between its potential and real-world application, urging a focus on standards.

Does SDN have real benefits for enterprises, or is it just a solution looking for a problem? Allied Telesis' Scott Penno offers his perspective.

Gartner outlines five key steps towards SDN success, aiming to mainstream the revolutionary networking approach for agility and innovation.

SDN champions a shift towards simpler, more cost-effective networks, yet the role of switches remains pivotal, says Extreme Networks' expert.

Brocade unveils first software-defined networking solution, the Vyatta Controller, providing an open platform for management of services across networks.

Brocade champions SDN in transforming data centers into innovation platforms, showcasing AO Cloud's success in New Zealand.

Alcatel-Lucent explores SDN's crucial role in addressing network congestion and meeting the soaring demand for seamless, high-quality digital experiences.

Taking a holistic view with application performance management can improve the end-user experience, says Dimension Data's Brent Angus.

Software-defined networking (SDN) continues to gain ground within the broader enterprise and cloud service provider markets for data centre networking.

In a world where SDS attempts to cosmetically enhance storage solutions, the real beauty lies in the eye of the beholder.

Provisioning and managing a dozen virtual machines? That's easy. A few hundred or a few thousand? That's harder.

SDN and NFV are set to revolutionize the telecommunications industry, but implementing these new technologies may pose challenges for customers.

Every cloud provider has its own technologies, its own buzzwords, its own APIs – and that's a challenge for enterprises.

2014 set to be a big year for Ethernet with significant developments and cost-efficiencies in the global network sector.

Brocade sells network adaptor division to QLogic, sharpening its focus on data centre fabrics and software-defined networking.

Alcatel-Lucent has recently revealed new software defining networking (SDN) technologies for the OmniSwitch Ethernet Lan portfolio of its Enterprise division.

Brocade highlights urgent need for channel partners to catch up with SDN trends, as 'Data Center availability' worries loom large among customers.